Background Drug utilization evaluation (DUE) is defined by the World Health Organization
(WHO) and focuses on the medical, social, and economic consequences of pharmaceutical …

Background The vast majority of acute diarrheal diseases are self-limiting and do not require
treatment on a regular basis. Empirical antibiotics should only be used to treat dysenteric …

Background and aims. The improper use of drugs due to irrational prescriptions is a
common problem in Libya. This study aimed to investigate the prescribing pattern and …

Objectives This study has evaluated the drug use pattern among adults attending the
outpatient clinics of the Jordan University Hospital (JUH), by assessing the adherence of …

Objectives This study has evaluated the drug use pattern among adults attending the
outpatient clinics of the Jordan University Hospital (JUH), by assessing the adherence of …

Background Antimicrobials are drugs that are more likely to trigger the development of
resistance naturally. Thus, they need to be prescribed, dispensed, and administered with …

Background Research studies on drug utilization in inpatient settings serve as valuable tools
for assessing drug prescribing trends, efficiency, and the cost-effectiveness of hospital …

Background: Irrational use of medicines is a global phenomenon and an issue of concern
with so many undesirable consequences. The complex nature of the pharmaceutical care …

Non-adherence to the WHO Medicine Prescribing Practice Indicators and Contributing Factors
in Ethiopia: A Systematic Review and Page 1 Journal of Dental Research and Treatment | © …

Background: Drug use is the most common option in treating disease conditions in clinical
practice. Irrational prescription and use of medicine have become a major problem in Africa …