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A compliance system is described to help patients organize and comprehend multiple or single medication and treatment schedules. Containers for prescribed and over-the-counter drugs are numbered to coordinate with a numbered medication listing and medication profile. The numbered medication listing

A compliance system is described to help patients organize and comprehend multiple or single medication and treatment schedules. Containers for prescribed and over-the-counter drugs are numbered to coordinate with a numbered medication listing and medication profile. The numbered medication listing is made visible on an easel structure that also comprises large master dials whose faces have time or day indicia imprinted and an attached anchor on which a perforated pointer is seated to rotate relative to each other. Optional magnet master dials are provided for other visible places, such as the refrigerator door, to alert to schedule compliance time or day. The numbered containers are provided with small dials, imprinted with time or day indicia, that are perforated to seat on the adhesive anchor arrow indicator to rotate relative to each other. The dials are digitally advanced to the next treatment due time after each procedure is completed to reassure or remind of Schedule compliance and to avoid double dosing a medication. The simplified compliance system can help save time and phone calls in dispensing the required verbal and written drug information by providing a medication profile form and the organized teaching tools to help the patient comprehend the schedule and reinforce the verbal consultations with the system\s medication profile.

대표청구항 ▼

A compliance system for medication treatment and procedure schedules comprising: adhesive backed time or day imprinted small dials for attachment to containers providing a first anchor means on which at least one perforated disc rotates to form a dial assembly, the first anchor means and perforated

A compliance system for medication treatment and procedure schedules comprising: adhesive backed time or day imprinted small dials for attachment to containers providing a first anchor means on which at least one perforated disc rotates to form a dial assembly, the first anchor means and perforated disc being digitally rotatable relative to each other by means of a peripheral reset tab on the disc to show the next medication or treatment time; a medication profile providing a visible record of consultation and prescribed treatments; first large master dials, each comprising a face disc with time or day indicia imprinted thereon and each having a second adhesive anchor means attached thereto and receiving a central opening of a pointer disc on the second anchor means for rotation relative to each other wherein each said large dial may be attached to a support surface by magnet or adhesive applied to the back surface thereof; an easel, imprinted with second large master dials and a numbered medication schedule whose numbers coordinate with a number label on a medication container when used therewith; such container may be kept on a shelf in the easel, said shelf being formed by pushing down on a partially perforated, central back section, thereby forming the shelf within the easel base, a front lower seam of the easel providing a pocket which receives page clips which hold printed matter; the second master dials each having an attached, elevated third anchor means on which a further pointer disc rotates to designate the time of next procedure, and a magnification means to enhance reading matter that is seated onto a vertical arm of one of the page clips at a base opening thereof in two telescoping support posts on which the magnification means is slidable.