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.
Compliance packaging in clinical trials: from blisters to smart packaging
What compliance and adherence packaging tells you about a dose. Blisters, smart blisters, NFC and cellular caps, and connected dispensers compared.
What sponsors use connected dispensing for
How sponsors use connected dispensing to replace pill counts, avoid blisters, protect study power, improve PK dosing data and act on non-adherence.