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Computer vision reduces risk in clinical trials
Date:11/19/2012

NEW YORK, Nov. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- New York City-based Ai Cure Technologies opened the Innovation Showcase at CNS Summit in Boca Raton, Fla, with a presentation of its flagship digital health solution,  AiView™. The interactive computer-vision software makes use of the webcam on a smartphone or tablet computer to automatically monitor medication adherence in clinical trials and ongoing care settings.

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Clinical trial coordinators and healthcare providers can use the technology to automatically monitor patient medication adherence in real-time. Using their smartphones or tablets, patients are alerted to take their medication and can activate the system which will confirm their identity, the medication and confirm medication ingestion. The simple process takes 15 seconds to complete. Adherence data are immediately and securely transmitted to a centralized dashboard. Nonadherence events, including missed doses or incorrect medication ingestion, trigger alerts that allow coordinators or providers to intervene immediately, using a variety of integrated communication options.

"Through our patent-pending computer vision technology, we're able to simply and inexpensively automate the process of watching a patient take their medication - otherwise known as directly observed therapy (DOT) - and extend this approach to a population level. This type of monitoring ensures that the validity of clinical trial data is not compromised by medication nonadherence," said Adam Hanina, Chairman and CEO of Ai Cure Technologies, Inc. "We've found that even patients who may be considered high-risk enjoy interacting with the system."

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