“…METHODS: Historical cohort study of primary care physicians’ participating in an electronic medical record research network in Quebec, Canada. 111 primary care physicians and 1279 newly treated patients with diabetes with a prescription of an oral hypoglycemic agent (OHA) between January 20 2003 and December 29 2011 were included. …”
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“…Of the 2,542,890 patients included, 44,690 were from Boston (US), 1,420,136 Alberta, 26,871 Quebec (Canada), 1,012,939 UK, and 38,254 Taiwan. …”
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“…METHODS/DESIGN: Participants will be recruited in Quebec and are eligible for inclusion if they are using prescription medication at admission, covered by the Quebec drug insurance plan, admitted from the community, 18 years or older, admitted to a general or intensive care medical or surgical unit, and discharged alive. …”
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“…METHODS: Validation study of administrative diagnostic codes for 13 plausible indications for antidepressants compared with physician‐documented treatment indications from an indication‐based electronic prescribing system in Quebec, Canada. The analysis included all antidepressant prescriptions written by primary care physicians between January 1, 2003 and December 31, 2012 using the electronic prescribing system. …”
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“…Setting: Acute care respiratory clinic or an outpatient family medicine clinic in Montreal, Quebec. Participants: Four hundred seventy-four waiting room patients recruited via convenience sampling. …”
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“…STUDY SETTING: Patients admitted to hospitals in Montreal, Quebec, between 2014 and 2016. STUDY DESIGN: Prospective cohort study. …”
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“…METHODS: Using provincial administrative databases, elderly Quebec residents were screened in 1989 for benzodiazepine use and non-users were followed for up to 5 years. …”
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“…METHODS: We selected a random sample of 3,600 community-based primary care physicians who practiced in the fee-for-service system in the province of Quebec, Canada in 2005-2007. We randomly selected 10 visits per physician from their claims, stratifying on syndrome type and presence, diagnosis, and month. …”
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“…We aimed to characterize the rate of RT consideration (or referral) after BCS and identify predictors in Quebec, Canada, where universal health insurance is in place. …”
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“…DESIGN: This retrospective cohort study took place in Quebec, Canada. PARTICIPANTS: Adults with public drug insurance prescribed antidepressants using MOXXI (Medical Office of the XXIst Century)—an electronic prescribing system requiring primary care physicians to document treatment indications and reasons for prescription stops or changes. …”
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“…METHODS: Patients enrolled in a study of electronic prescribing and medication management in Quebec, Canada who were taking chronic disease-related drugs were eligible to participate. …”
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“…METHODS: Information from the Canadian province of Quebec's medication insurance program provided data on prescriptions dispensed in 2002 by more than 5000 pharmacists in 1799 community pharmacies. …”
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“…METHODS: The study sample comprised 4,330 syndrome-positive visits from the claims of 1,098 randomly-selected physicians working in Quebec, Canada in 2005-2007. For each visit, physician-facilitated chart review was used to assess whether the same syndrome was present in the medical chart (gold standard). …”
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“…SETTING: Primary care, Quebec, Canada. DESIGN: Prospective cohort study. …”
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“…MATERIALS AND METHODS: A prospective cohort of patients with public drug insurance who visited the emergency departments (ED) in two teaching hospitals in Montreal, Quebec was recruited. Drug lists recorded in the patients’ ED charts were compared with pharmacy records of dispensed medications retrieved from the public drug insurer. …”
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“…SETTING: All community pharmacies in Quebec, Canada. PARTICIPANTS: 1742 pharmacies dispensing 8 655 348 antihypertensive prescriptions to 760 700 patients. …”
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“…METHODS: Prediction study using antidepressant prescriptions from January 2003–December 2012 in an indication-based electronic prescribing system in Quebec, Canada. Patients were linked to demographic files, medical billings data, and hospital discharge summary data to create over 370 candidate predictors. …”
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“…ETHICS AND DISSEMINATION: This study is approved by the McGill Faculty of Medicine Institutional Review Board and the Commission d’access à l’information (Québec privacy commission). Results will be relevant to clinicians, policymakers and other researchers interested in co-prescribing practices of opioids and benzodiazepines. …”
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“…METHODS/DESIGN: We will randomly assign 2,200 adult ambulatory patients in the province of Québec who have been prescribed an incident medication for the management or prevention of a chronic health condition, to routine care or the ISTOP-ADE system. …”
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“…SETTING: All 1833 community pharmacies in the Quebec province, Canada. PARTICIPANTS: 1814 pharmacies not opting out and with more than 5 dispensings of the target medications during the 6-month baseline were randomised by a 2×2 factorial design to feedback first for hypertension adherence (907 control, 907 intervention) followed by randomisation for asthma adherence (791 control, 807 intervention). 1422 of 1814 pharmacies had complete information available during the follow-up for hypertension intervention (706 intervention, 716 control), and 1301 of 1598 had the follow-up information for asthma (657 intervention, 644 control). …”
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