… We do not have specific information on types and doses of medication use from all locations.
As such, we could not evaluate appropriateness of breathing medication use in the current …

… and Lithuania and in the Nordic Countries use the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) …
] that supports drug use statistics at national level and international comparisons. In the ATC …

… medication use in nursing homes have allowed comparisons … ) to document psychotropic
medication use in nursing homes … in the pattern of psychoactive medication use over the three …

… Cross-national comparisons of any psychotropic medication use presents a challenge, in
that anticonvulsant-mood stabilizers are used far more commonly in the US for psychiatric …

… International comparison is difficult because of different evaluation methods, but antidepressant
use may be higher and antipsychotic use lower in Canada than in recent European and …

… medication use among nursing home residents in Australia (AU) and the Netherlands (NL)
with a focus on identifying potential issues for high-risk medications. … ongoing international …

… have existed for as long as medications have been available to patients. Medication errors
are broadly defined as any error occurring in the medication use process (eg, prescribing, …

… , an international comparison of medication trends is useful in order to compare medication
use … study provides the most recent international data on pediatric use of ADHD medications. …

… and the use of glucose lowering medication for type 2 … and what antihyperglycemic medication
was recommended. The … able to use data on the use of combination medication. Moreover…

… Stratified by medication use, quit success was lower among women who did not use any
SCMs (OR = 0.59; 95% CI = 0.39, 0.90), and it was no different from men when medications …