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Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
mental impairment they are at risk for
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
In
the
stressful
environment
of
an
emergency department, the elderly have
difficulty communicating accurately their
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
• Elderly patients find medication adherence
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment
(Beckman, et al. 2004)
medication history and compliance record,
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursinghome admissions are due to medication
based
on
potentially
incomplete
or
inaccurate medication information
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
Parachute Prescription Network
is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
filled prescriptions from multiple locations,
difficulty communicating accurately their
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment
(Beckman, et al. 2004)
medication history and compliance record,
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursinghome admissions are due to medication
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
based
on
potentially
incomplete
or
inaccurate medication information
Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
mental impairment they are at risk for
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
In
the
stressful
environment
of
an
emergency department, the elderly have
difficulty communicating accurately their
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
• Elderly patients find medication adherence
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment
(Beckman, et al. 2004)
medication history and compliance record,
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursinghome admissions are due to medication
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
based
on
potentially
incomplete
or
inaccurate medication information
Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
mental impairment they are at risk for
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
In
the
stressful
environment
of
an
emergency department, the elderly have
difficulty communicating accurately their
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
• Elderly patients find medication adherence
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment
(Beckman, et al. 2004)
medication history and compliance record,
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursinghome admissions are due to medication
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
based
on
potentially
incomplete
or
inaccurate medication information
Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
mental impairment they are at risk for
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
In
the
stressful
environment
of
an
emergency department, the elderly have
difficulty communicating accurately their
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter
medication history and compliance record,
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursinghome admissions are due to medication
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
based
on
potentially
incomplete
or
inaccurate medication information
Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
mental impairment they are at risk for
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
In
the
stressful
environment
of
an
emergency department, the elderly have
difficulty communicating accurately their
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
• Elderly patients find medication adherence
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment
(Beckman, et al. 2004)
medication history and compliance record,
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursinghome admissions are due to medication
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
based
on
potentially
incomplete
or
inaccurate medication information
Elderly patients take multiple prescription
medications that are often filled by different
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
mental impairment they are at risk for
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
In
the
stressful
environment
of
an
emergency department, the elderly have
difficulty communicating accurately their
medication history and compliance record,
forcing doctors to make medical decisions
based
on
potentially
incomplete
inaccurate medication information
or
• 20% of all ER visits are geriatric (Wajnberg, et al. 2012)
• 70 percent of elderly patients are taking at least
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
• Elderly patients find medication adherence
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment
(Beckman, et al. 2004)
• Patient adherence with chronic medications
averages only 50 percent (Haynes 2001)
• 10 percent of hospital and 23 percent of nursing-
home admissions are due to medication
nonadherence (National Pharmaceutical Council 1992)
Pharmacy
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elderly patient to link medication information
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from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
Caregiver
Pill Dispenser
Project Advisor
Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Touch Screen
Easy Grip
• Doctor Perspective
• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
• Smart Parachute Case
Card Reader
Doctor
This account can be accessed through a
patient passport that is brought with the
ID Card
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
patient to the Emergency Department, where
practitioners can quickly check a patient's

filled prescriptions from multiple locations,


compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter


Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container



medications that are registered
Parachute Prescription Network
is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
Pharmacy





from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
online hospital accounts, and automated


elderly patient to link medication information
Caregiver
Pill Dispenser
Project Advisor
Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Touch Screen
Easy Grip
• Doctor Perspective
• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
• Smart Parachute Case
Card Reader
Doctor
medication dispensers into a single account.
This account can be accessed through a
patient passport that is brought with the
ID Card
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
patient to the Emergency Department, where
practitioners can quickly check a patient's

filled prescriptions from multiple locations,


compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter


Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container



medications that are registered
Parachute Prescription Network
is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
Pharmacy





from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
online hospital accounts, and automated


elderly patient to link medication information
Caregiver
Pill Dispenser
Project Advisor
Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Touch Screen
Easy Grip
• Doctor Perspective
• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
• Smart Parachute Case
Card Reader
Doctor
medication dispensers into a single account.
This account can be accessed through a
patient passport that is brought with the
ID Card
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
patient to the Emergency Department, where
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
practitioners can quickly check a patient's

filled prescriptions from multiple locations,


compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter


Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container
Project Advisor



medications that are registered
Parachute Prescription Network
is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
online hospital accounts, and automated
(Beckman, et al. 2004)

is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
difficult- Cognitive & Physical impairment

Parachute Prescription Network
elderly patient to link medication information
• Elderly patients find medication adherence

Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container
medications that are registered
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
Doctor
7th Healthcare Design of the Future

medication dispensers into a single account.
• Elderly patients find medication adherence
Card Reader
ID Card

(Glintborg, et al. 2007)
emergency department, the elderly have
Caregiver
Pill Dispenser
• Smart Parachute Case
practitioners can quickly check a patient's
In
an

• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
patient to the Emergency Department, where
online hospital accounts, and automated
of

patient passport that is brought with the
prescriptions are known about by the doctor
environment

• Doctor Perspective
This account can be accessed through a
noncompliance to prescription instructions.
stressful

Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
medication dispensers into a single account.
mental impairment they are at risk for
the

from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
online hospital accounts, and automated


elderly patient to link medication information
one chronic medication (Moxey, et al. 2003)
• Current methods of communicating & recording
directions are not effective, only 1/5 of used
pharmacies. In addition, due to physical and
Pharmacy
Pharmacy







from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
Caregiver
Pill Dispenser
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Touch Screen
Easy Grip
• Doctor Perspective
• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
• Smart Parachute Case
Card Reader
Doctor
medication dispensers into a single account.
This account can be accessed through a
patient passport that is brought with the
ID Card
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
patient to the Emergency Department, where
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
practitioners can quickly check a patient's

filled prescriptions from multiple locations,


compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter


Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container
Project Advisor



medications that are registered
Parachute Prescription Network
is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
Pharmacy




elderly patient to link medication information


from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
online hospital accounts, and automated

Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
Caregiver
Pill Dispenser
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Touch Screen
Easy Grip
• Doctor Perspective
• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
• Smart Parachute Case
Card Reader
Doctor
medication dispensers into a single account.
This account can be accessed through a
patient passport that is brought with the
ID Card
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
patient to the Emergency Department, where
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
practitioners can quickly check a patient's

filled prescriptions from multiple locations,


compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter


Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container
Project Advisor



medications that are registered
Parachute Prescription Network
is a digital
application that allows the caregiver of an
Pharmacy




elderly patient to link medication information


from the patient's online pharmacy accounts,
online hospital accounts, and automated

Pill Dispenser
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Prescription history
Prescribed medicine
Last filled date
Expected refill date
Compliance
Direction
Provider info.
Caregiver
Touch Screen
Laura Salisbury
Easy Grip
• Doctor Perspective
• Caregiver & Patient Perspective
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
• Smart Parachute Case
Card Reader
Doctor
medication dispensers into a single account.
This account can be accessed through a
patient passport that is brought with the
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
ID Card
patient to the Emergency Department, where
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
practitioners can quickly check a patient's

filled prescriptions from multiple locations,


compliance
record,
and
over-the-counter
medications that are registered


Product number
Real-time compliance status
Compliance summary
Start & end date of medication
Dosage info. of each container
Project Advisor



Medical history
Patient Information
Summary data from
pharmacy& pill dispenser
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Touch Screen
Easy Grip
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
7th Healthcare Design of the Future
VIP OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 4th, 2012
Project Advisor
Craig Zimring PhD, David Cowan, Ellen Yi-Luen Do PhD, Jeremy Ackeman MD PhD
Laura Salisbury
Ben Cleveland
Sanghun Lee
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]