making the most out of medicines
Our showcases
MAECON performs a variety of medication adherence related projects including (pharmaco)epidemiological studies, usability studies, bioanalytical studies, educational and awareness programs, intervention development programs to randomised clinical trials of interventions and digital devices, of which a selection is showcased below. Funding comes from both private and public sources.
Our showcases
MAECON performs a variety of medication adherence related projects including (pharmaco)epidemiological studies, usability studies, bioanalytical studies, educational and awareness programs, intervention development programs to randomised clinical trials of interventions and digital devices, of which a selection is showcased below. Funding comes from both private and public sources.
Development of a real-world registry for digital inhalers (AURORA)
Digital inhalers are currently being assessed in clinical studies and some have recently been introduced on the market. Indeed, digital inhalers could help in management
Usability assessment of a novel smart blister
Recently, an electronic version of the Dosepak® (EDP) has been developed to monitor adherence to tablets, pills or capsules. It consists of a customizable blister
Development of a practical adherence toolkit (TAI Toolkit)
To be most effective, interventions focusing on enhancing adherence should be evidence-based and provided in a personalized manner. To identify personal issues with adherence in
Usability testing of a novel digital pill bottle
A novel smart pill bottle may support patients’ adherence. This new bottle is connected with a smartphone app, allowing the user to receive reminders when
Chairing the European Network to Advance Best practices and Technology on Medication Adherence (ENABLE)
In 2020, MAECON was awarded a 4-year grant from the European Commission to set up and chair a COST Action on medication adherence. This European
Digital spacer for asthma/COPD patients (OUTERSPACE)
Many patients with asthma and/or COPD are dependent on inhalers to administer their medication. These devices are however difficult to use and require optimal inhaler
