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self-administered

British  

adjective

  1. (of medicine, etc) given by oneself

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The study the CDC cites for that claim was published in 2006 and was drawn from surveys of 150 parents of children diagnosed with ASD at two private medical practices; the parents were given a six-page, self-administered survey.

From Los Angeles Times

When prescribed by a professional, the medication can be self-administered as weekly injections via pre-filled pens.

From BBC

She told me she’s had many conversations with Mays about his treatment options, including dialysis in a clinic or self-administered at home.

From Los Angeles Times

Once authorised, the lethal dose would be self-administered by the patient; or by a medical assistant if the patient were incapable.

From BBC

His request to die has been approved by two doctors and the lethal medication is self-administered.

From BBC