Sentence examples for therapy policy from inspiring English sources

In Brazil, a young gay man takes advantage of a progressive drug therapy policy; in Uganda, a 7-year-old boy is head of a household after his father dies of AIDS.

Because pfmdr1 is a putative modulator of responses to artemisinin combination therapies as well as of chloroquine, future patterns of pfmdr1 variation may help understand the specific selective pressures of the newly implemented combination therapy policy.

An antimicrobial therapy policy based only on clinical diagnosis proved ineffective, with 34% of inappropriate days that could have been saved using a PCT-guided antibiotic strategy.

Further studies on impact of step therapy policy are warranted in order to minimize the clinical and economic burden of CINV.

The increasing prevalence of ESBL-PE carriage on ICU admission raises important questions on empiric therapy policies in patients presenting with ICU-acquired pneumonia, which may include the use of a carbapenem as first-line therapy.

Fail First and Step therapy policies often require patients -- human beings -- to suffer: with pain, with side effects and with the fear that they will never get the treatment they need.

Present barriers to the implementation of isoniazid preventative therapy policies are sited as cost, logistic problems and the difficulty of excluding active TB [8].

There are relatively few studies in the literature that have evaluated the implications of pharmacy administration step therapy policies on clinical and economic outcomes [ 15].

Furthermore, rational antibiotic therapy policies that take these aspects into account can help promote a beneficial economic impact without adverse effects on outcome [ 19].

This study explores the impact of step therapy policies requiring use of an older 5-HT3 RA before palonosetron on risk of CINV associated with hospital or emergency department (ED) admissions.

The shock-therapy policies ordained by the I.M.F.