Guides.
How to monitor adherence in clinical trials: the methods available, what each one gives up, and how to choose for your study.
How to Monitor Medication Adherence in a Clinical Trial
How clinical trials monitor medication adherence: diaries, pill counts, drug levels, smart caps, blisters and dispensers compared, and how to choose.
Catching Non-Adherence in Decentralised and Home-Dosing Trials
Adherence monitoring for decentralised and home-dosing trials: why visit-based and app-based methods miss slips, and how per-pill capture detects them in time.
What to Do When You Detect Non-Adherence in a Clinical Trial
What to do when non-adherence is detected in a clinical trial: thresholds worth acting on, how to respond without introducing bias, and what to record.
What Is a Smart Pill Bottle? A Guide for Clinical Teams
What a smart pill bottle actually records: opening events, dispensing events, pill counts and patient intent, and how the differences affect trial data.
Smart packaging in clinical trials: what it means, what it measures, and what to plan for
Smart packaging in clinical trials explained: how it differs from track-and-trace, what active and passive adherence monitoring measure, and what to plan for.