When no information concerning the number of units per pack was available, we assumed the largest dispensing pack for prescription drugs.
The data available in each prescription claim include the patient's national health number, the prescribing physician's number, the anatomical-therapeutic-chemical (ATC) code of the drug dispensed, the number of packs dispensed, the number of units per pack, the dose, the unit cost per pack, and the prescription date.
The data available in each prescription claim include the patient's national health number, the prescribing physician's number, the ATC (anatomical-therapeutic-chemical) code of the drug delivered, the number of packs, the number of units per pack, the dosages, the unit cost per pack, and the prescription date.
The data available in each prescription claim include the patient's national health number, the anatomical-therapeutic-chemical code of the drug dispensed, the number of packs dispensed, the number of units per pack, the dose, the unit cost per pack, and the prescription date.
The data available in each prescription claim include the patient's national health number, the prescribing physician's number, the anatomical therapeutic chemical (ATC) code of the drug delivered, the number of packs, the number of units per pack, the dosage, the unit cost per pack, and the prescription date.
It was used to retrieve the prescribing physician's code, the anatomical therapeutic chemical (ATC) code, the number of packs, the number of units per pack, the dosage (strength per unit drug), the cost per pack, and the prescription date of each drug dispensed.
37 The cost of drugs was calculated, taking into account the available pack size of the agents under study, the unit cost per pack, and the required dose per SPC.
Transfusing packed red cells in a person who is not actively bleeding will increase hemoglobin concentration by 1 g/dl (or 3% hematocrit) per unit of packed red blood cell transfused.
This equates to approximately 280 ml per week; the volume of a unit of packed red cells ranges from 280 to 340 ml.
A5CP was formulated as 50, 159 or 150 unit per ml sterile aqueous solution packed in neutral (Type 1) glass vials with a nominal volume of 5 ml.
