drug utilization (DU) review
To Study of Drug Utilization Review in Epileptic Patients
... Materials and Methods: Prospective observational study of 6 months duration was carried out after human ethics research committee approval. All in-patients and outpatients who had epilepsy and prescribed with ...
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Drug Utilization Review and Cost Analysis of Anticancer Drugs Used in a Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital
... Drug utilization review and cost distribution analysis for anticancer drugs are essential among health care professionals as it highlights the importance of assessing optimal drug use with ...
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A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON DRUG UTILIZATION REVIEW AND PRESCRIBING PATTERN IN PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL, SALEM, INDIA
... Drug utilization review (DUR) is defined as an authorized, structured, ongoing review of prescribing, dispensing and use of ...comprehensive review of patients' prescription and ...
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Drug utilization review in patients with pulmonary diseases in a tertiary care hospital
... Drug utilization review (DUR) also called as Drug utilization evaluation (DUE) or Medication utilization evaluation (MUR) is a method to evaluate the appropriate and rational use ...
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Kansas Medical Assistance Programs Retrospective Drug Utilization Review Provider Education and Intervention Program
... appropriate utilization was significantly improved in the target ...any drug and could be ...improved utilization, it is clinically probable that serious adverse outcomes were avoided, and overall ...
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Drug Utilization Review of Potassium Chloride Injection Formulations Available in a Private Hospital in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
... This study was conducted in a private hospital in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, and retrospectively reviewed the utilization of different potassium chloride injections in 2011. All cases using potassium chloride ...
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Inappropriate medication use among the elderly: a systematic review of administrative databases
... The data extraction form and the corresponding instruc- tion manual for completing it were tested initially with five articles and subsequently subjected to minor adjustments, such as including new data record fields or ...
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DRUG PRESCRIBING PATTERN AMONG CANCER PATIENTS ATTENDING THE CANCER CENTRE IN A TERTIARY CARE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
... 11. Sajeev Kumar, Serene Maria, C H Shejila, Padmaja Udaykumar, Drug utilization review and cost analysis of anticancer drugs used in a tertiary care teaching hospital. Indian Journal of ...
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... A drug utilization study is considered to be one of the most effective methods to assess and evaluate the prescribing attitude of physicians ...the drug-prescribing trend in India. Hence this ...
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Trends in the prescription of benzodiazepines for the elderly in Korea
... concurrent drug utilization review (DUR) services, which enroll all people in the national health insurance program and provide safety information in real-time at the stage of prescribing and ...
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Persistence, switch rates, drug consumption and costs of biological treatment of rheumatoid arthritis: an observational study in Italy
... Data were collected from the three administrative data- bases on demographic aspects, consumption and costs of the health care resources administered to the patients consid- ered herein. More specifically, the patient ...
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Drug Utilization in Homes for the Aged in Brasilia, Brazil
... The morbidity profile of the group has also been showed by other studies which pointed out that the car- diovascular, neurological, psychiatric and orthopedic di- seases as the most common at this age [2,4,5,9,16,19-21]. ...
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AN EVALUATION OF DRUG UTILIZATION PATTERN IN DIABETES ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS
... on drug utilization pattern & rationality in treatment of type II diabetes mellitus: a population based analysis and found that Diabetes mellitus was observed to be highest in patients with the age ...
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DRUG PRESCRIBING PATTERNS DURING ANTENATAL CARE IN A TERTIARY CARE RURAL TEACHING HOSPITAL: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY
... in addition to the mother, the health and life of her unborn child is also equally important. 4 It is felt that a better knowledge of the parameters that determine teratogenicity may allow the physicians to feel more ...
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“Prescription Pattern for Dermatological Conditions among Specialists and General Practitioner” by Dr. S. Anand, Dr. S. Thanikaivel, India.
... Since major dermatological lesions are dealt by the non- specialist, it is high time that proper knowledge of common skin lesions must be obtained. This can be done through continuing medical education programmes dealing ...
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Prescribed Drug Spending in Canada, 2012: A Focus on Public Drug Programs
... In general, the distribution of spending across broad therapeutic categories was similar across jurisdictions, with cardiovascular and nervous system drugs each accounting for the highest proportion of spending in four ...
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The IUPHAR sub-committee on clinical pharmacology in developing countries and the medicines utilization research in Africa (MURIA) group co-organized the third training workshop on drug utilization research in Africa
... Medicines Utilization Research In Africa (MURIA) Group to advance Drug Utilization research (DUR) in Africa and promote sustainable rational uses of medicines (RUM) through training, workshops, ...
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Drug utilization, prescription errors and potential drug-drug interactions: an experience in rural Sri Lanka
... Results: Thousand prescriptions were collected. Majority were hand written (99.8 %) and from the private sector (73 %). The most frequently prescribed substance and subgroup were atorvastatin (4 %, n = 3668) and proton ...
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Utilization Review and Denial Management
... Utilization Review staff play a very important role in reviewing and discussing admission deci- sions with providers. This includes ensuring that there is a clear order for the type of admission (inpatient, ...
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A Prospective Study on Clinically Significant Drug – Drug Interactions by Systematic Review of Case files in a South Indian Tertiary Care Hospital
... potential drug-drug interactions, thus reducing their potential risk and improving pharmaceutical care by minimizing problems that may arise out of im- proper ...in drug-drug interactions ...
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