- prescription, prescriptive, or
prescribe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Prescription, prescriptive, or
prescribe may
refer to:
Medical prescription...
- A
prescribing pharmacist, also
known as a
pharmacist prescriber, is a
pharmacist who is
legally allowed to
issue medical prescriptions for prescription-only...
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Electronic prescription (e-
prescribing or e-Rx) is the computer-based
electronic generation, transmission, and
filling of a
medical prescription, taking...
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Social prescribing (also
known as
community referral) is when a
Social Prescribing Link
Worker engages with a
patient to
support them with a plan which...
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Separation of
prescribing and dispensing, also
called dispensing separation, is a
practice in
medicine and
pharmacy in
which the
physician who provides...
- The
Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines (also
known by the
abbreviation MPG) is a
referenced prescribing guideline for
psychotropic drugs.
Originally the...
- for whom the
medication prescribed is
within their scope of
practice to
prescribe.[citation needed] This is
regardless of
whether the
prescription includes...
- The
Monthly Index of
Medical Specialities or MIMS is a
pharmaceutical prescribing reference guide published in the
United Kingdom since 1959 by Haymarket...
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Monthly Prescribing Reference (MPR) is an
online medical website and
monthly drug
reference publication based in New York City.
Prescribing Reference...
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pharmacists may be
independent prescribers. Both may
prescribe all POMs (including
controlled drugs), but may not
prescribe Schedule 1
controlled drugs,...