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A Primer on Drug Utilization Review

Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (1996), 1996
Many health care organizations evaluate drug utilization to improve the quality of patient care, reduce pharmaceutical expenditures, and enhance therapeutic outcomes. The Drug Regimen Review, instituted in 1974 as part of a quality assurance program for the care of Medicaid recipients, has reduced medication use, medication errors, adverse drug ...
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Quality control and drug utilization review

Pharmaceutisch Weekblad Scientific Edition, 1988
The impact of drug utilization review on quality control is outlined. Special attention is given to a drug utilization review at the individual patient level for which the methodology for implementation and maintenance are described, with special emphasis on the cyclic character of the process.
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STUDIES IN UTILIZATION OF DRUGS: A REVIEW OF DIFFERENT METHODS

International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 1991
Pharmaceutical expenses are 19% of social security expenses in Spain. Studies of prescription habits, prescription prevalence, therapeutic profiles, prescription compliance and incidence reports are thus required. Different methods to study utilization of drugs are discussed and examples of each method are provided.
R, Suñol, C, Abelló, I C, Cels
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Prescription drug utilization review in the private sector

Health Care Management Review, 1994
With increased coverage of prescription drugs by health insurance plans, utilization data are now becoming available and there is renewed interest in drug utilization review (DUR) programs. This article describes the DUR programs now being conducted by private sector firms for health insurance plans.
J, Kralewski, A, Wertheimer, E, Ratner
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Review of drug utilization patterns in NICUs worldwide

Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, 2016
When considering acute care settings, such as the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), the inappropriate use of medicines poses a great risk to vulnerable babies at the start of their lives. However, there is limited published literature that explores the current medication management practices in NICUs and where the main misuse issues lie.
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