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Drug Utilization Review (DUR): A review program that evaluates whether drugs are being used safely, effectively, and appropriately.

Progress Review: A periodic review of a capital investment project to evaluate its continued economic viability.

Reciprocal Review: An appraisal method where the subordinate and the manager are evaluated by each other based on agreed-upon performance criteria.

Preview Pane: The window in an email client that allows the user to scan message content without actually clicking on the message. See open rate.

Prescription Drug Benefits: Typically a provision included in a group health plan designed to provide covered employees and their dependents with payment assistance for medically prescribed drugs.

Pre-Admission Certification-Continued Stay Review (PAC-CSR): The process through which the reviewer evaluates the attending physician's request for admission to an acute care hospital and length of stay. Medical necessity is determined using establish . . . View Full Definition

Pre-Admission Review: A review of an individual's health care status or condition, prior to an individual being admitted to an inpatient health care facility, such as a hospital. Pre-admission reviews are often c . . . View Full Definition

Prescription Drug: A drug that has been approved by the Federal Food and Drug Administration which can only be dispensed according to physician's prescription order.

Review Hearings: Held by the juvenile and family court to review dispositions (usually every six months) and to determine the need to maintain placement in out-of-home care or court jurisdiction of a child.

Special Review: Formerly known as Rebuttable Presumption Against Registration (RPAR), this is a regulatory process through which existing pesticides suspected of posing unreasonable risks to human health, n . . . View Full Definition