Medication withdrawal
“Living a normal life”: a qualitative study of patients’ views of medication withdrawal in rheumatoid arthritis
... DMARD withdrawal in the context of either facilitating or hindering their “normal ...to medication withdrawal is sufficient motivation to continue DMARD ...
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Attempting to discontinue antipsychotic medication: withdrawal methods, relapse and success
... gradual withdrawal methods take place across many weeks, months or years, and can be conceptualised as a staged series of reductions each of which begins with an abrupt shift from one dose to another that might ...
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Cost-utility of medication withdrawal in older fallers: results from the improving medication prescribing to reduce risk of FALLs (IMPROveFALL) trial
... to withdrawal of psychotropic drugs (FRIDs withdrawal failed for 48 % ...reduced medication costs (mean reduction of €38 per participant in this ...FRIDs withdrawal could be accomplished by ...
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Stimulant Medication Withdrawal During Long-term Therapy in Children With Comorbid Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Chronic Multiple Tic Disorder
... double-blind medication conditions (ie, no evidence of a withdrawal ...double-blind medication con- dition is inconsistent with stimulant-induced tic ex- ...
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Attempting to discontinue antipsychotic medication: withdrawal methods, relapse and success
... If you have made more than one attempt to stop taking antipsychotic medication, please think about your most recent attempt when answering the following questions. If your most recent discontinuation experience ...
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Enhanced food-related responses in the ventral medial prefrontal cortex in narcolepsy type 1
... and medication withdrawal) from orexin-deficiency ...or medication withdrawal alone would explain our enhanced vmPFC response in narcolepsy versus ...
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Treatment of withdrawal headache in patients with medication overuse headache: a pilot study
... inpatient withdrawal treatment reduced significantly the total number of hours with severe or moderate headache within the first 72 and 120 h ...rescue medication intake without decreasing the number of ...
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The prevalence and clinical significance of inhalant withdrawal symptoms among a national sample
... inhalant withdrawal syndrome among persons who meet criteria for inhalant ...Including withdrawal as a diagnostic criterion for inhalant use disorders in the next revision of the DSM is warranted given the ...
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Analysis of opioid-mediated analgesia in Phase III studies of methylnaltrexone for opioid-induced constipation in patients with chronic noncancer pain
... opioid withdrawal (Objective Opioid Withdrawal Scale [OOWS] and Subjective Opiate Withdrawal Scale [SOWS] scores) were reported in a randomized, double-blind trial with an open-label extension (RCT) ...
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On IPO Withdrawal
... of withdrawal are displayed in Figure ...IPO withdrawal by 6% (van der Zahn et ...IPO withdrawal, as information production costs are decreased (Chemmanur and Fulghieri, ...IPO withdrawal by ...
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Learners leaving sixth form before Year 13 : characteristics and further education enrolment
... of withdrawal from Year 12 in Sixth Form by selected school characteristics as measured at Year ...of withdrawal across the three measures 28 ...of withdrawal by fluency in Welsh presented ...of ...
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A new metric for quantifying the relative impact of risk factors on loss of working life illustrated in a population of working dogs
... A work score of 0.0 would mean that, on average, a particular withdrawal group would have no better or worse impact than the reference “Retired”. Interestingly, the Retired group (HOld in the figures) has a ...
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Need for Hospital ward Pharmacists to Confirm Patient’s Own Medications
... and medication management and instruction after medication is ...administered. Medication management and instruction after medication include: 1) checking the patient’s drug history, 2) ...
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Mindfulness and pharmacological prophylaxis after withdrawal from medication overuse in patients with Chronic Migraine: an effectiveness trial with a one-year follow-up
... with Medication Overuse ...a withdrawal program in a day hospital setting. After withdrawal, patients were either treated with Prophylactic Medications (Med-Group), or participated in a ...
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Neonatal Drug Withdrawal
... of withdrawal for other common neonatal problems, such as colic or ...drug withdrawal, specimens of neonatal urine or meconium should be obtained for ...drug withdrawal from irri- tability of the CNS ...
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Nurses’ Medication Administration Errors at Medical Surgical Units
... the medication is usually verified only by the person who administers the medication; by contrast, the early phases of the medication process (prescription and preparation) are mostly double- checked ...
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MEDICATION, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND PATIENT FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION DELIVERY TIMES
... The errors related to time-critical medications might also be related to their scheduled administration times. Most of the time-critical medications in this study were antibiotics/antifungals, which are usually ...
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Neonatal Drug Withdrawal
... Finnegan et al34 used a neonatal loading dosage of 16 mg/kg/24 h of phenobarbital that produced blood levels of 20 to 30 sg/mL, which effectively controlled symptoms of narcotic withdraw[r] ...
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Neonatal Drug Withdrawal
... developed withdrawal during the course of nonstandardized tapers of prolonged continuous fentanyl in- ...fusion. Withdrawal was de fi ned as the observation of 3 consecutive Finnegan scores ≥ 8 obtained at ...
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Exenatide and the treatment of patients with Parkinson’s disease
... Bioavailability of the 10-μg dose compares favorably to the efficacious plasma levels in the rodent models (200 pg/ml) (20). Patients in both groups continued any licensed PD medication after enrollment and ...
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