The Place of Generic Medicines in Hospital Prescriptions: A Survey Conducted in Medical Departments of the University Hospital of Marrakesh, Morocco.

A generic medication is a copy of an original drug for which the patent has expired. It contains the same active substances and is equivalent in terms of safety, efficacy, and pharmaceutical quality. Generic drugs are produced after the expiration of the brand-name drug's patent, which enables greater competition and reduces costs for patients and healthcare systems.

Electronic intrapartum fetal monitoring: a systematic review of international clinical practice guidelines.

Background: Electronic fetal monitoring or fetal assessment using a cardiotocograph is currently the most commonly employed tool for intrapartum surveillance. Furthermore, there are numerous guidelines informing best practice worldwide.

Objective: This systematic review aimed to compare and appraise all available practice guidelines on intrapartum electronic fetal monitoring to describe the similarities and variations in recommendations.