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1 erum level < 60 ng/mL, assessed 1 year after prescription.

2 ket payments for specialty drugs at $150 per prescription.

3 ive patients received a perioperative opioid prescription.

4 95% CI = 1.00-2.18], compared with no opioid prescription.

5 ]) were also positively associated with DAPT prescription.

6 and misidentifying the first antidepressant prescription.

7 ficient details to assess appropriateness of prescription.

8 5% CI = 1.23-19.68], compared with no opioid prescription.

9 osis within 3 months of index antidepressant prescription.

10 n our study often used antibiotics without a prescription.

11 epresents an important variable for training prescription.

12 een initial evaluation and receipt of a PrEP prescription.

13 ith 66% of members writing at least 1 opioid prescription.

14 y, exacerbations and an increase in reliever prescriptions.

15 lly teratogenic or fetotoxic cardiac-related prescriptions.

16 A minority (6%) wrote more than 50 prescriptions.

17 rescribed over one-quarter of all antibiotic prescriptions.

18 ns and are a common reason for antimicrobial prescriptions.

19 on in the South were correlated to number of prescriptions.

20 DHD and depression through relevant encashed prescriptions.

21 te infections and post-procedural antibiotic prescriptions.

22 ient encounters and procedures, and pharmacy prescriptions.

23 nce, were not associated with antidepressant prescriptions.

24 ation (n = 61, 1%) was increased with opioid prescription [1-3 d, risk ratio (RR) = 2.46, 95% CI = 1.

25 ED visit for pain (n = 319, 5%) with opioid prescription [1-3 d, RR = 1.00, 95% confidence interval

26 ing 5-fold from 2006 to 2017, reaching 2,456 prescriptions/10,000 people/year.

27 he percentage of patients who did not fill a prescription (2.77%).

28 . 43.7%, p = 0.99) or higher rates of statin prescriptions (25.0% vs. 23.8%, p = 0.04).

29 6% vs 67.7%, P = .006), fortified antibiotic prescription (29.7% vs 53.9%, P < .001), and reduction i

30 patients who did not adhere to the tamoxifen prescription, 55% self-reported adherence to tamoxifen.

31 d required significantly fewer AR and asthma prescriptions (59.7% vs 10.8%) than the control group, a

32 oid use was defined as receipt of >=1 opioid prescription 90-180 days postop with no intervening proc

33 Among 8315 PWH, there were 236 anticoagulant prescriptions (96 DOAC, 140 warfarin) for 206 persons.

34 e association of race and sex with metformin prescription across eGFR level before and after the FDA

35 decline, P = 0.003), infections requiring a prescription (aDelta: -0.024, P = 0.021), and incident u

36 -1.09, p = 0.79) and no increase in reliever prescriptions (adjusted odds ratio, 95% CI, p-value: ICS

37 Opioid prescriptions after surgery are effective for pain manag

38 Between 2011 and 2018, the total number of prescriptions among all Medicaid beneficiaries increased

39 edures account for a large portion of opioid prescriptions among opioid-naive patients.

40 influenza vaccination on reducing antibiotic prescriptions among outpatients with ARI.

41 Average postoperative opioid prescription amount was 326 +/- 285 OME (equivalent: 65

42 We determined variation of antibiotic prescription and broad-spectrum prescription by calculat

43 tratifying by time since first beta2-agonist prescription and by duration of follow-up.

44 Moreover, misuse of prescription and illicit narcotics has resulted in the c

45 cation of biological effects is key for dose prescription and response prediction.

46 ribers must include the product name on each prescription and that specific product must be given to

47 the percentage of patients who filled a PPS prescription and were diagnosed later with a maculopathy

48 ulfilled our case definition of filling >= 2 prescriptions and >= 180 defined daily doses of antihype

49 egister data spanning hospitalizations, drug prescriptions and contacts with primary care contractors

50 f VE, coverage, and prevalence of antibiotic prescriptions and influenza.

51 n described as a key driver of rising opioid prescriptions and long-term opioid use.

52 s, unnecessary investigations and surgeries, prescriptions and over-the-counter medicine use, and imp

53 In the cohort analysis, the number of prescriptions and the cumulated dose of benzodiazepines

54 practice providers accounted for 19% of all prescriptions, and amount per prescription was 18% large

55 all-cause inpatient hospitalizations, opioid prescriptions, and drug overdose (opioid or non-opioid).

56 h care visits, antidepressant and anxiolytic prescriptions, and hospitalization after a suicide attem

57 Among those writing more than 10 prescriptions annually, approximately 35 opioid prescrip

58 Almost one fifth (21%) wrote more than 10 prescriptions annually.

59 Opioid and psychotropic prescriptions are common during pregnancy.

60 d-naive patients are provided initial opioid prescriptions are limited.

61 The majority of US antibiotic prescriptions are prescribed in outpatient settings, mak

62 ICs to estimate the prevalence of antibiotic prescriptions as well as the proportion of such prescrip

63 italization compared with those with neither prescription, as were women with coprescription versus t

64 uch as this could reduce the need for opioid prescriptions associated with current pain management st

65 of behavioral strategies to decrease opioid prescription at discharge after surgery.

66 rvention seemed effective in reducing opioid prescriptions at discharge after surgery without negativ

67 d on medical records abstraction and/or drug prescription audits.

68 We estimated ARI visits and antibiotic prescriptions averted by influenza vaccination using est

69 We compared systemic corticosteroid prescriptions before and after CSC diagnosis and by diag

70 funds are redirected towards influencing the prescription behaviour of practitioners through 'key opi

71 ry and subsequently filled at least 1 opioid prescription between 60 and 180 days after surgery.

72 toperative use, defined as filling an opioid prescription between 91- and 180-days post-discharge.

73 aged 12-17 years since 2005, driven by SSRI prescriptions, but a decrease in children aged 5-11 year

74 f antibiotic prescription and broad-spectrum prescription by calculating standardised prescription ra

75 on were perceived benefits of probiotics and prescription by medical staff.

76 for 64% of all newly recorded anticoagulant prescriptions by 2016.

77 lated the ratio of broad- to narrow-spectrum prescriptions by dividing broad-spectrum prescription ra

78 41.76 and pound 1506.03 respectively for one prescription change.

79 Vitamin D use was identified from linked prescription data (n = 2,570).

80 Using large-scale prescription data from 2006 to 2015, we examine the effe

81 using longitudinal medical claims linked to prescription data from approximately ten million patient

82 ke illness surveillance data with aggregated prescription data.

83 Observational studies, prescription database analyses, economic analyses, and s

84 States by age group and sex using a national prescription database to compare between the number of b

85 ive cohort analysis of a German longitudinal prescription database, patients who received at least tw

86 The frequency of opioid prescriptions decreased to 3.0% (81/2736) after interven

87 hereas 39 of the 81 (48.1%) postintervention prescriptions did not adhere to the guidelines (P < 0.00

88 The proportion of refill prescriptions did not differ before and after interventi

89 During this period, rates of prescriptions dispensed to children decreased 13%, while

90 antibiotic prescription rates using national prescription dispensing count data from IQVIA Xponent, d

91 Opioid prescription, dosage thresholds (morphine milligram equi

92 , methamphetamines, synthetic marijuana, and prescription drug abuse, including several categorized a

93 Prescription drug benefit information was used to determ

94 We analyzed prescription drug claims for individuals prescribed PrEP

95 The prescription drug market in the United States relies on

96 nd updated to achieve success in the current prescription drug market.

97 f adolescents reporting IDU before and after prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) mandates wer

98 In 2011, Florida established a prescription drug monitoring program and adopted new reg

99 lopment, an expert in regulatory science and prescription drug policy and a prominent patient advocat

100 The amount of Prescription Drug User Fee Act fees collected from indus

101 Prescription drug user fee funding expanded from new dru

102 evidence indicates that gabapentin (GBP), a prescription drug, is prone to misuse, abuse, withdrawal

103 in per-capita utilization of cardiovascular prescription drugs among Medicaid beneficiaries.

104 Evidence was mostly insufficient about prescription drugs for BPSD and about supplements for al

105 values are reduced in individuals receiving prescription drugs found to significantly inhibit ThTR-2

106 lower cost medication to save money; bought prescription drugs from another country to save money; u

107 und library, and tested a selective group of prescription drugs in p-tau aggregation and cytotoxicity

108 nd >= 11) and presence of polypharmacy (>= 5 prescription drugs per day).

109 trations in patients poisoned with these two prescription drugs.

110 medicine, GPCRs are targeted by about 35% of prescription drugs.

111 Opioid prescription duration increased risk of ED visits for co

112 also had higher odds of a documented opioid prescription during the study period (odds ratio, 1.22;

113 to 44 years with private insurance covering prescriptions during pregnancy.

114 ulder morbidity, and number of physiotherapy prescriptions during the 2 years after surgery.

115 in national and per capita annual ophthalmic prescription expenditures by pooling data into 2-year cy

116 Preoperative use was defined as any opioid prescription filled in the year before surgery.

117 esponse, we calculated the total days of PPS prescriptions filled and created a categorical variable

118 compare between the number of buprenorphine prescriptions filled and the number of US opioid-related

119 lyzed lives, we identified 16,292,018 opioid prescriptions filled by opioid-naive patients.

120 logy study uses Medicare data to estimate US prescription fills for antidepressants, anxiolytics, ant

121 cency, and continuity of preoperative opioid prescription fills.

122 r HF decompensation who received a discharge prescription for loop diuretics had significantly better

123 s: A total of 20% of IMV patients received a prescription for opioids after hospital discharge, and 2

124 This is driven, in part, by their widespread prescription for the treatment of pain, which also incre

125 ients) were identified by their first filled prescriptions for 90 or more consecutive doses of aspiri

126 The proportion of antibiotic prescriptions for a 3GC reduced from 193/241 (80.1%) to

127 than three times as likely to have received prescriptions for antidepressants and anxiolytics, and m

128 22 (1.5%) patients continued filling opioids prescriptions for at least 3 months after surgery.

129 on Registry, information was obtained on all prescriptions for benzodiazepines, Z-drugs, and other an

130 a diagnosis of diabetes and a minimum of two prescriptions for diabetes medications between January 2

131 We close with prescriptions for future research.

132 pharmacy claims data to describes trends in prescriptions for HIV preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) ove

133 ology study uses US pharmacy data to compare prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine/chloroquine and azi

134 The proportion of prescriptions for patients receiving surgery, emergency,

135 els, we found a lower rate of antidepressant prescriptions for people living within 100 m of higher d

136 llion; $1.68 billion (80.7%) originated from prescriptions for persons with commercial insurance, $20

137 Medical prescriptions for the alleviation of post-surgical pain

138 ribe trends in US outpatient oral antibiotic prescriptions from 2011-2016.

139 associated with decreased odds of receiving prescriptions from multiple prescribers (OR 0.80, 95% CI

140 preoperatively, and were more likely to have prescriptions from multiple prescribers (OR 2.23 95% CI

141 ss when pulmonary hypertension patients seek prescriptions from VA-a relevant finding given policies

142 We hypothesized that the percentage of such prescriptions grew as scrutiny of primary care and pain

143 pioid use included receiving a larger opioid prescription, having more comorbidities, having a major

144 infection is often the basis for antibiotic prescription; however, the risks of unwarranted antibiot

145 (HR, 4.09; P < 0.001) and continued steroid prescription (HR=2.08, P = 0.014) were taken into accoun

146 they would follow guidelines for antibiotic prescription if they were developed by the American Acad

147 nd potency in the first 2 years from initial prescription, (iii) quantify and identify risk factors f

148 Moreover, antidepressant prescription in bipolar disorder is associated, in many

149 uced racial and sex disparities in metformin prescription in moderate kidney dysfunction.

150 -users filled at least one P2Y(12) inhibitor prescription in the 1 year post-myocardial infarction.

151 252 patients, 102,748 (38%) filled an opioid prescription in the 12 months before surgery.

152 ioid use after surgery was filling an opioid prescription in the 30 days prior to surgery (OR 4.34, 9

153 are visits and antidepressant and anxiolytic prescriptions in 2015 as a function of gender incongruen

154 Members had written a total of 14 127 prescriptions in 2016, with 66% of members writing at le

155 g diversity in antibiotic and broad-spectrum prescriptions in all febrile children are lacking.

156 dence and prevalence rates of antidepressant prescriptions in each year were calculated overall, for

157 ast three symptomatic allergic rhinitis (AR) prescriptions in successive mite seasons.

158 bability of needing additional postoperative prescriptions in the 30 days after surgery when compared

159 who received at least two relevant mite AIT prescriptions in two different successive seasonal cycle

160 c prescriptions were appropriate in 65.0% of prescriptions, inappropriate in 12.5% (range across EDs:

161 The lowest prescription incidence rates were in London, and the hig

162 The prescription incidence was 1359.95/1000 ESRD vs 673.61/1

163 Other agents available for prescription include ezetimibe and proprotein convertase

164 The total number of opioid prescriptions, including refills, written by members als

165 ts' mean total oral morphine equivalents per prescription increased from 240 mg (SD 509) in 2010 to 4

166 Statin prescriptions increased from 47.4% in 2005 to 60.9% in 2

167 Annual PrEP prescriptions increased from 73 739 to 1 100 684 during

168 The number of prescriptions increased post-ASP (1.04 [1.03-1.05]).

169 The wide variation in discharge opioid prescriptions is heavily influenced by provider routine/

170 ospitalization, vital statistics, outpatient prescription, kidney, and HIV databases.

171 e disorder (ARI, 10.5% [CI, 4.2% to 19.8%]), prescriptions lasting more than 7 days (median ARI, 4.5%

172 0-44 ml/min per 1.73 m(2) received metformin prescriptions less often than women counterparts before

173 nce interval [CI] 1.02-1.04; p < 0.001), ART prescription levels (aOR = 1.01; 95% CI 1.00-1.01; p < 0

174 omes and identify particular prior nonopioid prescriptions, medical history, incarceration, and demog

175 on on the Internet, requesting or ordering a prescription medication on the Internet, scheduling a me

176 national registries on hospitalizations and prescription medication since 1994.

177 Prescription medication that blocks Kv11.1 channels leng

178 for 1 year for all-cause stroke, mortality, prescription medications, and cardiovascular disease pro

179 system for deactivating three model sedative prescription medications.

180 nt of gastroesophageal disorders and the non-prescription medicines for acid reflux.

181 me and are the targets of about one-third of prescription medicines.

182 The IQVIA database does not capture every prescription nationwide.

183 rs, overlapping opioid and/or benzodiazepine prescriptions, new long acting opioid prescriptions, or

184 =0.79, 95% CI=0.64-0.99), and filling opioid prescriptions (odds ratio=0.67, 95% CI=0.56-0.80) in the

185 We aimed to evaluate a tailored prescription of affordable digital devices in addition t

186 Prescription of an antidepressant without a mood stabili

187 onditions) and means-based permitting (i.e., prescription of an optimal RTC strategy).

188 Factors associated with prescription of antibiotic therapy included: negative ma

189 clinical factors with patient diagnosis and prescription of antibiotics.

190 Prescription of antidepressants occurred in 47.0% of vis

191 In a cohort of acutely ill Kenyan children, prescription of antimalarial therapy and malaria test re

192 significant difference in the likelihood of prescription of antiplatelet therapy (odds ratio [OR], 0

193 Women had a lower prevalence of prescription of any statin (48.4% versus 52.9%, P<0.001)

194 any secondary outcome except for reduced co-prescription of aspirin and clopidogrel without gastro-p

195 Hypertension was defined as prescription of blood pressure-lowering drugs as obtaine

196 Despite frequent prescription of broad-spectrum empirical antimicrobials

197 this study was to examine CV risk following prescription of clarithromycin versus amoxicillin and in

198 on DAPT at the time of lower extremity PVI, prescription of DAPT following intervention is ~50%.

199 vironmental information for the personalized prescription of energy-restricted diets with different m

200 pulations recommend an exercise therapy (ET) prescription of fixed intensity (moderate), duration (40

201 Prescription of guideline recommended therapies for CAD

202 r post-TAVR, and assessed the effects of the prescription of HF therapies at discharge on the risk of

203 For example, we showed that the prescription of liraglutide, a type 2 diabetes drug, is

204 Wide variation in and over-prescription of opioids after surgery contribute to the

205 lucidate the appropriate indications for the prescription of opioids among retina specialists.

206 rpose of the study was to investigate if the prescription of oral postoperative steroids has an effec

207 The prescription of postoperative steroids did not make a si

208 ion (>=30 days) among those with and without prescription of psychotropics, from 2011 to 2015.

209 Prescription of renin-angiotensin system inhibitors at d

210 ased diagnosis, allowed to better refine the prescription of SLIT, based on specific sensitization pr

211 decision algorithm allowed the personalized prescription of the MHP and LF diets.

212 CPET-derived measures were used to guide prescription of the training program.

213 However, the long-term prescription of this treatment does not appear to be ass

214 We hypothesized that a high rate of prescription of VTE chemoprophylaxis would be associated

215 erved wide variation between European EDs in prescriptions of antibiotics and broad-spectrum antibiot

216 HD) has been stable over the past 3 decades, prescriptions of sympathomimetic stimulants have steadil

217 since ascertaining depression and ADHD from prescriptions omitted affected children receiving altern

218 Prescription opioid misuse is an ongoing crisis and a ri

219 ine from the subgroup of patients with prior prescription opioid use.

220 The diversion and misuse of prescription opioids along with increased use of drugs l

221 io Department of Health for deaths caused by prescription opioids from 2010-2017 to analyze the spati

222 Misuse of prescription opioids is a leading cause of premature dea

223 e grouped by use of opioid agonists (heroin, prescription opioids), antagonists (naltrexone), agonist

224 vel medication, of whom half had no reliever prescription or exacerbation in the year prior.

225 aged 12 to 17 years report unhealthy use of prescription or illegal drugs in the US.

226 95% CI 1.75-2.83) and new long acting opioid prescriptions (OR 1.69, 95% CI 1.05-2.71).

227 zepine prescriptions, new long acting opioid prescriptions, or new dose escalations to > 100 mg OME).

228 From 2001 to 2015, psychotropic prescription overall increased from 4.4% to 7.6%, opioid

229 of past or current depression, hypertension, prescription pain medication use, heart conditions, and

230 The size of the postoperative prescription, patient age, and diagnosis are more import

231 Limited data exist on asthma prescription patterns in a real-world setting.

232 P scheme resulted in an additional 4.53 LARC prescriptions per 1,000 women (relative increase of 13.4

233 rescriptions, writing more than 25.7 million prescriptions per year.

234 On average, members wrote 11 opioid prescriptions per year.

235 Antidepressant prescriptions persisted despite a lack of evidence for t

236 using nature for self-management, but 'green prescription' programmes need to be sensitive, and avoid

237 Only prescriptions provided to opioid-naive patients 18 years

238 o between broad-spectrum and narrow-spectrum prescriptions ranged from 0.7 to 1.8 across EDs.

239 r standardisation, differences in antibiotic prescriptions ranged from 0.8 to 1.4, and the ratio betw

240 o investigate the role of systolic BP on the prescription rate and actual dose of guideline-recommend

241 The prescription rate of antibiotics is high for febrile chi

242 age 2.8 years, 55% male), overall antibiotic prescription rate was 31.9% (range across EDs: 22.4%-41.

243 prescriptions, the broad-spectrum antibiotic prescription rate was 52.1% (range across EDs: 33.0%-90.

244 Main outcomes were (1) antibiotic prescription rate; (2) the proportion of antibiotics tha

245 iated with higher direct oral anticoagulants prescription rates (DID estimate [95% CI] 0.9 [-0.3 to 2

246 Detailed information on prescription rates and dosages of HF drugs were assessed

247 rum prescriptions by dividing broad-spectrum prescription rates by narrow-spectrum prescription rates

248 xpansion with per-capita cardiovascular drug prescription rates in expander versus nonexpander states

249 >75% of the expander states had increases in prescription rates of both statins and antihypertensives

250 Current Population Survey to extract filled prescription rates per 1000 Medicaid beneficiaries of st

251 rum prescription by calculating standardised prescription rates using multilevel logistic regression

252 We estimated annual oral antibiotic prescription rates using national prescription dispensin

253 Standardised antibiotic prescription rates varied for presumed bacterial infecti

254 Outpatient antibiotic prescription rates, especially of broad-spectrum agents,

255 ectrum prescription rates by narrow-spectrum prescription rates.

256 comes were proportion of caloric and protein prescription received enterally over the initial 7 days

257 From the Danish National Prescription Registry, information was obtained on all p

258 to reduce and/or prevent unneeded antibiotic prescriptions require highly specific probes with sensit

259 was prescribed, but the number of antibiotic prescriptions required to prevent one episode of sepsis

260 a meropenem shortage, we implemented a post-prescription review with feedback (PPRF) in November 201

261 Our primary outcome was a change in opioid prescription share for opioid-naive patients undergoing

262 scriptions as well as the proportion of such prescriptions that are inappropriate.

263 were used to extract information on eye drop prescriptions that were filled during the postoperative

264 ge across EDs: 22.4%-41.6%), and among those prescriptions, the broad-spectrum antibiotic prescriptio

265 Quinolone prescription to mothers was linked to increased risk of

266 ss medicine to save money; delayed filling a prescription to save money; asked doctor for lower cost

267 zero/near-zero last-24-hour OME and limiting prescriptions to a conservative multiplier of the last-2

268 pothetical policy which restricts new opioid prescriptions to only those with low predicted risk.

269 irements may allow surgeons to better tailor prescriptions to patient needs.

270 sed case-control studies identified that the prescriptions top-ranked repositioned drugs are signific

271 Furthermore, non-prescription use of NSAIDs, even among people with under

272 for 19% of all prescriptions, and amount per prescription was 18% larger in this group compared with

273 Warfarin prescription was associated with decreased stroke rates.

274 Fulfillment of this prescription was associated with malignant disease, grea

275 Opioid prescription was higher among women prescribed psychotro

276 s, calendar year, and the number of ear drop prescriptions was used to compare TMP risk between quino

277 ed to FHT aged >=45 years at the time of FHT prescription were more likely to develop uveitis (HR, 1.

278 edication use, and discharge pain medication prescriptions were analyzed.

279 In all febrile children, antibiotic prescriptions were appropriate in 65.0% of prescriptions

280 Larger prescriptions were associated with more opioid use and a

281 In the nested case-control study, where prescriptions were counted from 1995 until 2 years befor

282 rinary tract infection (UTI), and antibiotic prescriptions were exposures.

283 Overall, one-third of prescriptions were inappropriate or inconclusive, with m

284 proportion of postdischarge fluoroquinolone prescriptions were inappropriate, especially in hospital

285 s associated with increased number of opioid prescriptions were male gender (beta = 2.80; P < 0.001),

286 These prescriptions were provided by surgeons in 52% of cases

287 ations of antibiotics were recorded, whereas prescriptions were recorded for outpatients.

288 scriptions annually, approximately 35 opioid prescriptions were written annually with a mean supply o

289 sis of MBC, and 20,416 (81.4%) had an opioid prescription within 1 year after diagnosis.

290 ients included, 11,579 (46.8%) had an opioid prescription within 1 year before diagnosis of MBC, and

291 , 168,579 (45%) filled a preoperative opioid prescription within 12 months of surgery, ranging from m

292 utcome was total amount of opioid filled per prescription within 30 days postoperatively [in oral mor

293 y 2012 and October 2015 and filled an opioid prescription within 30 days postoperatively.

294 overall increased from 4.4% to 7.6%, opioid prescription without coprescription of psychotropics dec

295 03 of the 115 (89.6%) preintervention opioid prescriptions would not have adhered to the guidelines,

296 s prescribe 10% of all outpatient antibiotic prescriptions, writing more than 25.7 million prescripti

297 The proportion of prescriptions written by nurse practitioners and physici

298 rategy compares the number of antidepressant prescriptions written by providers practicing 0 to 5 mil

299 shooting (treatment areas) to the number of prescriptions written by providers practicing 10 to 15 m

300 atory encounters, 50% resulted in antibiotic prescriptions, yet the variability at the level of the p