Browsing Research Articles (Pharmacology) by Subject "Patients"

Browsing Research Articles (Pharmacology) by Subject "Patients"

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  • Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors v. angiotensin receptor blockers in the management of hypertension : a funder's perspective 
    Makkink, Jaco L.; Greeff, Oppel Bernhardt Wilhelm (Health and Medical Publishing Group, 2014-04)
    BACKGROUND. Hypertension poses a huge financial risk to any funder/medical aid, including the risk-mitigating strategies provided by the managed care organisations that are required to manage patients with hypertension. ...
  • The management of worsening heart failure 
    Ker, James A.; Outhoff, Kim (Medpharm Publications, 2020-07)
    Heart failure is a heterogeneous progressive syndrome of symptoms and signs, a culmination of structural and/or functional abnormalities of the heart. There is an elevated intracardiac pressure or reduced cardiac output ...
  • Natural products and/or isolated compounds on wound healing 
    Agyare, Christian; Akindele, Abidemi J.; Steenkamp, Vanessa (Hindawi Publishing, 2019)
    The effective treatment of wounds remains a major global health challenge. Failure to heal or elongation of the wound healing process results in increased financial and social stress being placed on health institutions, ...
  • The pharmacotherapy of low back pain 
    Greeff, Oppel Bernhardt Wilhelm (MedPharm Publications, 2016)
    About 60-80% of patients visiting a pharmacy have at some stage in their lives suffered from low back pain. The annual incidence in adults aged 35-55 years in developed countries is up to 45%. The differential diagnosis ...
  • User, beware! 
    Marais, Andre (Plus 50 Media (Pty) Ltd, 2017-12)
    Patients who are treated for depression or insomnia should always be conscious of the implications of taking prescribed medications, although these could improve your quality of life significantly
  • Waiting to exhale : COVID-19, asthma and COPD 
    Outhoff, Kim (Medpharm Publications, 2020-07)
    As the COVID-19 cases and deaths continue their inexorable rise in South Africa, winter sets in and lockdown measures are eased, we wait – with bated breath – for the crisis to peak. The uncertainty is difficult to ...