How accurate are electronic monitoring devices? A laboratory study testing two devices to measure medication adherence

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In a prospective descriptive laboratory study, 25 Helping Hand™ (HH) (10 without and 15 with reminder system) and 50 Medication Event Monitoring Systems (MEMS) (25 with 18-month and 25 with 2-year battery life) were manipulated twice daily following a predefined protocol during 3 consecutive weeks. Accuracy was determined using the fixed manipulation scheme as the reference. Perfect functioning (i.e., total absence of missing registrations and/or overregistrations) was observed in 70% of the HH without, 87% of the HH with reminder, 20% MEMS with 18 months, and 100% with 2-year battery life respectively. © 2010 by the authors.

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de Bleser, L., de Geest, S., Vandenbroeck, S., Vanhaecke, J., & Dobbels, F. (2010). How accurate are electronic monitoring devices? A laboratory study testing two devices to measure medication adherence. Sensors, 10(3), 1652–1660. https://doi.org/10.3390/s100301652

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