Medicines means and includes all drugs intended for human or veterinary use approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
Medicines means and includes all drugs intended for
Medicines means a substance defined as a medicine in terms of the Medicines and Related Substances Act (101 of 1965), or such other products, services, consumables, appliances or instruments as directed by a medical practitioner or authorised person to form part of a Prescription.
Examples of Medicines in a sentence
Report adverse events to the MHRA on a Yellow Card (xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx), the specialist, and the appropriate Medicines Optimisation team.
Report adverse events to the MHRA, on a Yellow card xxx.xxxx.xxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxx, to the GP and appropriate Medicines Optimisation team GP prescribing responsibilities • If declining the request for shared care please indicate the reason for declining.
More Definitions of Medicines
Medicines means a substance which specifically promotes healing when ingested or administered in some way.
Medicines means the compound as prepared by V-TECH.
Medicines includes drugs, medicines, reagents and appliances and such other products as may be approved by the Minister from time to time;
Medicines means the medicines approved by the Permanent Secretary for supply or dispensation under subsection (1);
Medicines means human medicines, veterinary medicines which are registered and regulated by SAHPRA in accordance with Act 101 of 1965
Medicines means all medicines including any secret, patent, proprietary, generic or homoeopathic medicine or preparation;
Medicines in these rules means scheduled medicine scheduled as schedule 1 and above as defined by the Medicines Act;