Drug blister pack card safety tips patient take medicine

Forget about taking medicine or taking medicine can have serious consequences for patients. In order to prevent the misuse of drugs, a blister card has been introduced on the market for distribution to patients. This technology is programmed with low-cost microchip technology and can beep to patients according to the medication cycle. This pocket device also monitors the patient's actual medication time. Then, when it is replaced again, the data can be downloaded to the computer and evaluated by the pharmacist. If problems are found, consultations or other preventive measures can be taken to avoid adverse consequences. Information can be sent electronically to doctors for clinical evaluation of treatment.

Plastic bottles are currently the most commonly used pharmaceutical containers. It is estimated that in 2004, the consumption of pharmaceutical containers for this kind of packaging containers increased by 4.4%. However, the development of plastic bottles is mainly for medicines, not for patients. To help patients use drugs more effectively, blister packs have medication schedules, eye-catching prompts, and color codes for different times of the day. Even multiple medications can be packaged together for convenience.

Due to the combination of drug packaging, blister packs are better than bottled bottles. At the same time, electronic compliance management technology can significantly increase the utilization of blister packs. Micro wafer technology will increase the long-term utilization of blister packs by 17%. In particular, the patient's clinical response to treatment is also greatly improved by following the prescribed treatment plan.

Another advantage of electronic technology is that it can accurately obtain the time taken by patients, which will help to more accurately analyze the treatment process and treatment effects. When the drug is pushed out of the "smart" blister pack card, the current-carrying wire breaks and is electronically recorded. This information can be plotted on the calendar for drug use assessment (DUE), which is to analyze the triangular shape of medication, efficacy and medication safety. Therefore, the prescription ability can be greatly improved.