Title: Pharmacotherapy for Primary Biliary Cholangitis: An Assessment of Medication
Candidacy and Rates of Treatment
Version: 5 Date: 25 Nov 2023
Reviewer's report:
In this study McDonald et al, analyzed records from a large urban health system with
regards to medications. Accordingly, they managed to quantify candidacy and usage rates
of pharmacotherapy in patients with an established diagnosis of PBC. Of interest, an almost
universal compliance to UDCA prescription and treatment guidelines and was noted.
The study is well-written, several limitations have been already recognized by the authors and
questions raised in the previous draft have been satisfactory answered. Therefore, my final
decision is to accept it for publication.
Title: Pharmacotherapy for Primary Biliary Cholangitis: An Assessment of Medication
Candidacy and Rates of Treatment
Version: 5 Date: 25 Nov 2023
Reviewer's report:
In this study McDonald et al, analyzed records from a large urban health system with
regards to medications. Accordingly, they managed to quantify candidacy and usage rates
of pharmacotherapy in patients with an established diagnosis of PBC. Of interest, an almost
universal compliance to UDCA prescription and treatment guidelines and was noted.
The study is well-written, several limitations have been already recognized by the authors and
questions raised in the previous draft have been satisfactory answered. Therefore, my final
decision is to accept it for publication.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Pharmacotherapy for Primary Biliary Cholangitis: An Assessment of Medication
Candidacy and Rates of Treatment
Version: 5 Date: 25 Nov 2023
Reviewer's report:
In this study McDonald et al, analyzed records from a large urban health system with
regards to medications. Accordingly, they managed to quantify candidacy and usage rates
of pharmacotherapy in patients with an established diagnosis of PBC. Of interest, an almost
universal compliance to UDCA prescription and treatment guidelines and was noted.
The study is well-written, several limitations have been already recognized by the authors and
questions raised in the previous draft have been satisfactory answered. Therefore, my final
decision is to accept it for publication.
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