Befitting its name, the recent National Association of Chain Drug Stores' Pharmacy & Technology conference offered a mother lode of new high-tech thingamajigs to improve patient compliance, avoid drug interactions, and help pharmacists in other ways.
Befitting its name, the recent National Association of Chain Drug Stores' Pharmacy & Technology conference offered a mother lode of new high-tech thingamajigs to improve patient compliance, avoid drug interactions, and help pharmacists in other ways. Here's a sampling of the doodads introduced at the San Diego show:
The machines from both ddn and Asteres can improve convenience by letting patients pick up refills after normal pharmacy hours. Both companies claim their devices reduce the risk of errors.
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