Survey System for Improving Regimen Adherence
OwnerSteven R. Feldman, Brad Alan Yentzer +1inventors
InventorsSteven R. Feldman, Brad Alan Yentzer, Jenna L. O'Neill
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Abstract
Systems, apparatus and methods for improving subject adherence to a regimen are provided. In some embodiments, the method comprises (a) assigning at least one subject to a survey group, wherein each subject is to participate in a regimen on a regular regimen schedule; then (b) transmitting a survey prompt to each of said subjects on a regular survey schedule so that said subject is prompted to complete a survey regarding their use of and/or the outcome of the regimen; (c) receiving a survey response from those of said subjects who respond to said survey prompt; and (d) performing step (b) to (c) on one or more occasions, so that subject adherence to said regimen is enhanced.
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A method for improving subject adherence to a regimen, comprising:
- (a) assigning at least one subject to a survey group, wherein each subject is to participate in a regimen on a regular regimen schedule;
- then
- (b) transmitting a survey prompt to each of said subjects on a regular survey schedule so that said subject is prompted to complete a survey regarding their use of and/or the outcome of the regimen;
- (c) receiving a survey response from those of said subjects who respond to said survey prompt;
- and
- (d) performing step (b) to (c) on one or more occasions, so that subject adherence to said regimen is enhanced.
A system for improving subject adherence to a regimen, comprising:
- (a) means for assigning at least one subject to a survey group, wherein each subject is to participate in a regimen on a regular regimen schedule;
- (b) means for transmitting a survey prompt to each of said subjects on a regular survey schedule so that said subject is prompted to complete a survey regarding their use of and/or the outcome of the regimen;
- (c) means for receiving a survey response from those of said subjects who respond to said survey prompt;
- and
- (d) means for performing step (b) to (c) on one or more occasions, so that subject adherence to said regimen is enhanced.
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