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Utilization of the TAD Device for Dispensing Pain Medications in Hospice Patients
A novel device, TAD, has been developed to aid adherence to prescribed regimens and may have a roll in hospice pain management. This study aims to assess medication adherence relating to missed doses or improperly timed doses with and without the aid of a mobile device as a primary endpoint. Secondary endpoints will be patient, nursing, and provider satisfaction.
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