Duerden, 2018 - Google Patents
What is the place for monitored dosage systems?Duerden, 2018
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- 14613074596785736663
- Author
- Duerden M
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- Publication venue
- Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin
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Monitored dosage systems (MDS), also known as multicompartment compliance aids, are medicine storage devices with compartments divided into days of the week and various times of each day. Although mostly used for solid oral medication, there are now systems …
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