Less than 50% of patients with diabetes achieve the glycaemic goals recommended by the American Diabetes Association. The set of factors associated with adherence to treatment is very broad. Evidence suggests that psychosocial factors are related to medication adherence of patients with type 2 diabetes.
Study here:
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Perfect for communicating with caregivers and providers.
The app offers dose-specific text, voice, video and email communications to the patient, caregiver and provider to improve patient engagement and loyalty.
Whether the patients you work with take a few pills each day or require several doses on a complex schedule, making sure they take their medication as recommended is probably one of your top priorities. Improper medication adherence leads to about 125,000 deaths every year and can bring about unnecessary doctor’s visits or trips to the emergency room.
Making your clients aware of the various medication management solutions available to them is one step to help them avoid these negative and unnecessary circumstances.
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“Real-time Medication Adherence (RMA)."
An auditable metric that conveys the place, time, and the exact medication taken by the patient is a unique dataset to improve chronic care management.
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Our cloud-based platform is used to predict, prevent and treat medication non-adherence.
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An interesting study on the negative impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on stroke care has been reported, but no data exist on the influence of the lockdown on medication adherence to antithrombotic treatment for stroke prevention.
This study presents a comparison of electronic adherence data of stroke patients treated with direct oral anticoagulants (DOAC) prior to and during the COVID-19 lockdown in spring 2020 in Switzerland.
Study here:
Patients were avoiding "going to tertiary health-care centres and emergency departments out of fear of contracting the COVID infection, but were willing to go to pharmacies and seek pharmacists' help," says Kaitlyn Watson.
Watson and other health-care researchers say the pandemic has demonstrated how pharmacists can and should play a bigger role in Canada's health-care system, because they're not only a readily accessible source of essential medications, but also medical advice and referrals.
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Our medication technology called Arthur could improve the lives of consumers from the moment they receive a prescription.
Our Real-time Medication Adherence (RMA) metric for patient-centred disease management conveys the place, time, and the exact medication taken by the patient.
Caregivers and providers can now get real-time information and instant communication tools.
Are you excited yet?
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The purpose of this study was to examine relationships among caregiver social support, caregiver depressive symptoms, medication adherence, and asthma control in a sample of low-income, urban, Black children aged 3-12 years with uncontrolled asthma and their caregivers.
See the findings here.
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Pharmacists can provide a tremendous amount of public good in the services they provide. Models exist for pharmacists to have positive effects on patient outcomes across a number of diseases, and we can learn from past efforts to improve our attempts in other disease states. Promoting adherence will continue to be among our primary callings, even as we expand our activities further into public health domains.
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