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Introduction
Poor medication adherence means that a patient is, for some reason or another, not taking all of
their prescribed medication(s)
Poor medication adherence can increase likelihood of preventable disease progression, increased
hospitalizations, avoidable doctor and emergency room visits, and other results from poor health.
Approximately 125,000 Americans die per year because of complications from poor
medication adherence
According to the NEHI, proper medication adherence and disease management could save
up to $290 billion per year, which equates 13% of health spending in the nation
Proposed Solutions
Mobile Application
useful because user will often be on-the-go without access to a computer
easier to set up alerts
Mockups
- After creating a iPillBox account
users will be required to sign in
using a designated username
and password.
- From there, users will be able
to access the many various
features the application has to
offer
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Set up medication reminders:
date
time
medication:
name
amount
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- In our application, the response to the
medication alert will be saved in the
calendar for future reference for the doctor,
patient, and third party caretaker.
- The planner will allow for the user to
organize their doctor appointments,
medications, and prescription renewal
dates so they can keep up with their
schedule.
- The calendar will allow the user to click on
a medication tab, doctor appointment tab,
and tasks tab. It will give them an overview
of the month to organize their high to low
priority tasks
- Another aspect of the calendar is when the
user clicks on a particular tab the
corresponding tasks will be highlighted for
the month.
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- iPillBox users will have
instant access to healthrelated news articles and
social media focus groups
designed around supporting
those afflicted with chronic
illnesses