[PDF] Top 20 Doctors'self-prescribing behavior: an exploratory study

... male doctors and 97.8% female doctors were ...100% doctors above the age of 40 years were ...practicing self-prescribing. 98.0% of those active as doctors for 1-5 years and ... See full document

... junior doctors, their perceived needs in terms of content and delivery were also evident from our ...junior doctors, mainly 1 st year post-qualification, did not take into consideration AMR when ... See full document

... and self-management of health Consistent with our hypothesis, the CAS score was negatively predicted by scores in ‘negotiation of own role and taking control’ domain of ...and self-motivation, willing to ... See full document

... present study used retrospective data to examine the prescribing behavior of ...our study demonstrated a decrease in adherence after switching to generic ...to doctors’ prescriptions, ... See full document

... affecting doctors' prescribing behavior. This study was carried with the main objective of: verifying the views and practices of Sudanese doctors, as regards the effect of ... See full document

... this study was to track the influence of a highly publicized report on discussions between doctors and their patients and prescribing decisions made in response to concerns about potential medication ... See full document

... Irrational prescribing and resistance to antibiotics are major health concerns ...this study was to assess the physicians’ knowledge, attitude and practice about antibiotic prescribing and resistance ... See full document

... other study demonstrated a significant increase in drug use in subsequent months after promotional activities by pharmaceutical companies ...rational prescribing behavior [44,45]. Inappropriate ... See full document

... and self-reported behavior of doctors, pharmacists and patients toward medication DTCA in a country where DTCA for prescription medication is allowed (New Zealand) with one where it is not ...easily ... See full document

... longitudinal study of self-prescribing by physicians that followed the course and development of self-medication over ...for self-prescribing ...the study design, which ... See full document

... itself. Doctors and nurses are perceived to have a good knowledge of ideal health-seeking behaviors and as such, it is important to determine the level of their awareness and estimate whether this knowledge is put ... See full document

... and self-report data are subject to a range of biases and the broadly similar results from different approaches give us greater confidence in the validity of our ...introduced. Doctors were interviewed as ... See full document

... Pilot! study! was! conducted! by! administering! 60! questionnaire! to! rule! out! any! possible! weakness! and! to! assess! content! validity,! construct! validity! ... See full document

... when prescribing physical activity on ...of prescribing physical activity, together with information and guidance to the personnel working at the ...by doctors increased eightfold in the intervention ... See full document

... Doctors actively use microbiology test results when selecting antimicrobial therapy. Firstly, they emphasize obtaining specimens before starting antimicrobial treatment (M1). Secondly, they put a great effort into ... See full document

... safe prescribing training for F2 doctors, or indeed why the error rate is greatest amongst this co- ...this study is that we might be fail- ing to support F2 doctors, who themselves feel that ... See full document

... current study; a finding consistent with previous work ...that doctors are ex- pected not to question decisions of more senior staff has been identified in previous work ...current study and previous ... See full document

... the study setting, Tikur Anbessa Specialized Hospital (TASH) is the only public center in the country that provides comprehensive cancer ...health-seeking behavior and preferring traditional healers, most ... See full document

... this study were considered significant with the potential to cause some form of patient harm, similar to that found elsewhere [8], with a further ...Serious prescribing errors were far more likely to occur ... See full document

... When using formal strategies, such as searching a library catalog, historians cite name as the primary access point. Duff & Johnson (2002) noted, however, that date, place, and format are also heavily used. Subject ... See full document