JAN-2017 : update of MEMS® bibliometry
29 peer reviewed, published in 2016, papers have described new results from clinical studies using MEMS®. Our product bibliography for MEMS® now exceeds 730 peer-reviewed papers, resulting in over 55’000 citations, leading to an h-index of 122.
Clinical trials rely on accurate data. But what if one of the most important variables whether a patient actually takes the medication is based on guesswork? Traditional methods like pill counts, diaries, or verbal confirmation have long been the standard,
Imagine spending years developing a promising new treatment, only to have its potential clouded by something as simple (and as overlooked) as whether or not people actually took their pills. This isn’t just a small glitch in the process. In