Abstract: The present invention describes a novel oral drug dispensing system comprised of a mobile Drug Specific App which utilizes a patient and drug specific drug dispensing algorithm which incorporates the use of digitally captured and patient self-assessment, self-test, and/or self-report, prescription, and dispenser information/values to; (i) control drug dispensing to improve medication safety, (ii) personalize oral drug therapy, (iii) improve medication effectiveness while avoiding drug mediated side effects, (iv) decreases misuse, abuse, over dosing, under dosing, dependence, addiction, divergence, accidental ingestion, overdose, and deaths, (v) improve disease management, (vi) ensure prescription compliance, and (vii) promotes prescription persistence on a cost-effective real-time basis.

Abstract: A single action system and method for authorizing dispensing and thereafter dispensing a Drug dose from an App-Controlled Drug Dispenser. When the Dispense Button is activated by the Patient, it effectuates a Handshake, via Bluetooth or similar communications protocol, with the App. The App then receives the dispenser information including dispenser identification, Drug identifier, Drug expiration date, dispenser storage information, dispensing history, remaining doses, and dispenser alerts information, The App then confirms the requested dose is authorized by the prescription and ensures the medication has been stored within prescription parameters. Then it accesses and biometrically authenticates the digitally acquired Patient data required by the App's Dispensing Algorithm. The Drug Dispensing Algorithm then either authorizes the Drug Dispenser to dispense the dose or prevents dispensing the dose and generates a Patient alert.

Abstract: The present invention describes a novel system, drug delivery device, mobile App, drug specific drug dispensing algorithm, and method to improve medication safety and effectiveness via the utilization of drug specific algorithms to control drug dispensing, avoid drug mediated adverse events, ensure prescription persistence and promote prescription compliance on a cost-effective real-time basis.

Abstract: The present invention describes a novel system, drug delivery device, mobile App, drug specific drug dispensing algorithm, and method to improve medication safety and effectiveness via the utilization of drug specific algorithms to control drug dispensing, avoid drug mediated adverse events, ensure prescription persistence and promote prescription compliance on a cost-effective real-time basis.

Abstract: The present invention describes a novel system, drug delivery device, mobile App, drug specific drug dispensing algorithm, and method to improve medication safety and effectiveness via the utilization of drug specific algorithms to control drug dispensing, avoid drug mediated adverse events, ensure prescription persistence and promote prescription compliance on a cost-effective real-time basis.

Abstract: A method is disclosed wherein a server receives and stores report definitions. A user instructs the server to create a book and associate the report definitions with the book. Thereafter, the user requests that the server generate and transmit the book to his client. The server generates and transmits a report for each of the report definitions to the user.

Abstract: A method is disclosed wherein a server receives and stores report definitions. A user instructs the server to create a book and associate the report definitions with the book. Thereafter, the user requests that the server generate and transmit the book to his client. The server generates and transmits a report for each of the report definitions to the user. Another method is disclosed wherein a server generates and transmits to a user a general table of contents including category headings related to a query for reports. The user selects particular category headings and transmits his selection to the server. The server then generates and transmits to the user a detailed table of contents including titles of reports related to the selected category headings. The user selects particular reports and transmits his selection to the server, thereby creating a book of reports. The user may then request one or more reports from the book of reports.