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directly observed therapy

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directly observed therapy
Therapeutics A strategy for ensuring Pt compliance with therapy, where a health care worker or designee watches the Pt swallow each dose of prescribed drugs. See Patient compliance. Cf Directed observation.


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Government officials on the other hand defend themselves by saying that Directly Observed Therapy short-courses (DOTS) are active in the hospitals in the district but the locals should take the initiative of coming forward and getting the treatment.
Directly observed therapy and measurement of drug concentrations (e.
Just as directly observed therapy (DOT) is now used to ensure effective care for tuberculosis patients, it is essential that recipients of court-ordered mental healthcare be closely monitored on the assumption that patients may temporarily face increased risk to harm themselves or others.
 
 
 
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