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Masatora Goya (b.1987): Dream of Sailing / Scott Hill & Oren Fader, guitars; Carlos Boltes, viola; Conway Kuo, violin
1 CD / Ravello / 2015-10-09
Masatora Goya is assistant director of the concert series Vox Novus Composer's Voice. Alturas Duo - guitarist Scott Hill and violist Carlos Boltes - took...continue...
Gabrieli - Music for Brass Ensemble: 16 pieces by Giovanni Gabrieli, including his Sacrae symphoniae (1597) and a work by John Williams: Music for Brass / National Brass Ensemble
1 Super Audio CD / Oberlin Music / 2015-10-09Conductors:
Ensemble: National Brass Ensemble
The National Brass Ensemble is comprised of the finest brass players in major orchestras across the United States. There are twenty-six members most of whom...continue...
Flute Voyage - Music for flute & piano by C.P.E. Bach, Jean Francaix, Messiaen, Prokofiev, Reinecke & Takemitsu / Birgit Ramsl, flute; Vito Lattarulo, piano
1 CD / Gramola / 2015-10-09
Austrian flutist Birgit Ramsl and musical partner Vito Lattarulo, piano, take on a musical journey throughout several centuries of flute repertoire. Starting with the Sonata...continue...
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sinfonias for Strings, Nos. 1-6 / The English Concert, Trevor Pinnock
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2015-10-09Conductors: Pinnock, Trevor
Ensemble: The English Concert
From the total of nineteen symphonies that C.P.E. Bach wrote, six are featured on this album. Commissioned in 1773 by Bach's patron Gottfried von Swieten,...continue...
Igor Stravinsky: Le Roi des Étoiles; Les Sacre de Printemps / Boston SO, Michael Tilson Thomas
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2015-10-09Conductors: Tilson-Thomas, Michael
Ensemble: Boston Symphony Orchestra
Within a year of its tumultuous, disrupted and destructive reception at its 1913 Th��tre des Champs-Elys�es, Paris premiere, Le Sacre du printemps (The Rite of...continue...
Schubert Lieder: Orchestrated by Max Reger & Anton Webern / Christian Elsner, tenor; Berlin Radio SO, Janowski
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2015-10-09Conductors: Janowski, Marek
Ensemble: Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester, Berlin
While it is no surprise to learn that many composers, including Reger and Webern, made arrangements of Schubert's Lieder, what is surprising is how seldom...continue...
J.S. Bach: The Cello Suites - According to Anna Magdalena / Matt Haimovitz, baroque cello & cello piccolo (for which the Sixth Suite was likely intended)
2 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2015-10-09
Fresh on the heels of his period instrument recording of the complete Beethoven Sonatas and Variations with pianist Christopher O'Reilly, BEETHOVEN, Period., Matt Haimovitz releases...continue...
Russian Recital - works by Medtner, Rachmaninov & Scriabin / Vladimir Tropp, piano [Bonus CD]
2 CD / Fondamenta / 2015-10-09
Performances by the Russian pianist Vladimir Tropp (b. 1939), particularly of works by Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Medtner are widely acclaimed. A long-time academic, he has...continue...
Jan Jirásek (b.1955): Czech and Moravian Christmas Carols / JITRO Czech Childrens Chorus, Jiri Skopal
1 CD / Navona / 2015-10-09Conductors: Skopal, Jiri
Ensemble: JITRO Czech Childrens Chorus
Czech composer Jan Jir�sek (b. 1955) was awarded the prestigious Czech Lion Award for his film music in Wild Flowers and An Ambiguous Report About...continue...
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition; Prokofiev: Tchaikovsky: Doumka, Op. 59; Liapunov: Etude, Op. 11; Prokofiev: Piano Sonata No. 8 / Michael Korstick, piano
1 CD / Gramola / 2015-10-09
Michael Korstick ranks among the most important German pianists of our time. His playing is documented on numerous award-winning CDs which bear witness to the...continue...
Robert Stark (1847-1922): Clarinet Concertos nos 1 & 3; Romanze, Op. 1; Waltz Capriccio / Dimitri Ashkenazy, clarinet; Hamburger SO, David Curtis
1 CD / Paladino Music / 2015-10-09Conductors: Curtis, David
Ensemble: Hamburger Symphoniker
Born in Germany, Robert Stark (1847 - 1922) is one of those composers history seems to have left by the wayside - this despite the...continue...
'Violon au Féminin' - Works by French women composers / Sara Chenal, violin; Jean-Pierre Ferey, piano
2 CD / Skarbo / 2015-10-09
Discovering high-quality music is exhilarating. And for the performer, perhaps even more so, for to the customary exercise of re-creation is added the further responsibility...continue...
Hugo Distler (1908-1942): Die Weihnactsgeschichte / Thomas Volle, Evangelist; Athesinus Consort Berlin, Klaus-Martin Bresgott
1 CD / Carus / 2015-10-09Conductors: Bresgott, Klaus-Martin
Ensemble: Athesinus Consort Berlin
In its touching tenderness, the "Weihnachtsgeschichte" op. 10 by Hugo Distler is one of the most beautiful temptations for any a cappella ensemble at Advent...continue...
Respighi: Lauda perla Natività del Signore for vocal soloists, chorus & winds; Poulenc: Christmas Motets (4); works by Lauridsen, Raphael, Kaminski, Praetorius
1 CD / Carus / 2015-10-09Conductors: Fink, Nicolas
Ensemble: Polyphonia Ensemble Berlin; Rundfunkchor Berlin
In 1930 Ottorino Respighi composed "Lauda per la Nativit� del Signore", the only sacred choral piece among his works. In this song of praise to...continue...
Strauss: Don Quixote Op. 35; Also sprach Zarathustra Op. 30 / Vienna PO, Karajan (live, 8/30/1964)
1 CD / Orfeo / 2015-10-09Conductors: Karajan, Herbert von
Ensemble: Vienna Philharmonic
Captured live in a gripping concert event dated 30 August 1964, at a point in time many consider the prime of his career or something...continue...
Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 7 / Karl Bohm, Vienna PO (live, 1980)
1 CD / Orfeo / 2015-10-09Conductors: Bohm, Karl
Ensemble: Vienna Philharmonic
This penultimate concert, consisting of Beethoven's Second and Seventh Symphonies from 17 August 1980 by the legendary Austrian conductor Karl B�hm in his old age,...continue...
Fasoli-Von Harten: Chamber works for flute & violin by Boismortier, Genzmer, Molique and Takacs / Katharina Fasoli-von Harten, violin; Valerio Fasoli, flute
1 CD / Thorofon / 2015-10-09
The French composer Joseph Bodin de Boismortier, unlike his near-contemporary Bach, wrote music, and much of it, that, opposing the profound, inward-looking manner of Bach,...continue...
Julian Wagstaff (b.1970): Breathe Freely - A Chamber Opera for 3 singers & a piano trio in Two Short Acts / Laura Margaret Smith, Paul Curievici, Phil Gault
1 CD / Linn Records / 2015-10-09Works: Julian Wagstaff: Breathe Freely, chamber opera in 2 acts; A Persistent Illusion, for clarinet, cello & piano
Performers: Andrew Johnston; Bailey, Mark; Curievici, Paul Haas [Vocals]; Furniss, Peter; Gault, Philip
Conductors: Clark, Derek
'Breathe Freely' is a new opera by contemporary Scottish composer Julian Wagstaff. Written for three singers and piano trio, it is a chamber opera in...continue...
Recording information: The production studios of Scotish Opera, Edington Stree (06/09/2014-06/12/2014)....continue...
Bent Sørensen / Peter Asmussen: Sounds Like You, a theatrical play for actors & singers / Marie Louise Willie & Mads Wille (actors); Signe Asmussen, mz. Thomas Dausgaard
1 Super Audio CD / Dacapo / 2015-10-09Conductors: Dausgaard, Thomas
Ensemble: Danish National National Symphony Orchestra; Danish National Vocal Ensemble
Bent S�rensen's work Sounds Like You, with text by playwright Peter Asmussen, is a coupling of music and theatre, of orchestral work and drama, or...continue...
New American Choral Music series: Choral works by Gary Davison (b.1961) / Cathedra Vocal Ensemble; Christopher Betts, organ
1 CD / Gothic Records / 2015-10-09Conductors: McCarthy, Michael
Ensemble: Cathedra Vocal Ensemble; Washington National Cathedral Girl Choristers
Gary Davison has earned recognition as one of North America's leading composers in the refined Anglican choral tradition. Mr Davison's work has been described as...continue...
Joseph Haydn: Piano Trios, Vol. 6 / Mendelssohn Piano Trio
1 CD / Centaur / 2015-10-09Conductors:
Ensemble: Mendelssohn Piano Trio
The series, the first of its kind to occur on American soil since 1971, may be approaching its conclusion, but the plaudits keep coming in...continue...
Dinos Constantinides (b.1929): Music for Soloists and Orchestras III / Achilles Liarmakopoulos, Robert DiLutis, Espen Lilleslatten, Yova Milanova
1 CD / Centaur / 2015-10-09Conductors: Riazuelo, Carlos
Ensemble: Louisiana Sinfonietta; LSU Philarmonia
Writing in an idiom characterized by its immediate accessibility, Boyd Prof. of Composition at LSU Dinos a, recipient of many grants, commissions and awards, has...continue...
Fisher Tull (1934-94): Music for Band / Jacob Ertl, piano; Keystone Wind Ens., Jack Stamp
1 CD / Klavier / 2015-10-09Conductors: Stamp, Jack
Ensemble: Keystone Wind Ensemble
Catching the musical "bug" when given a trumpet at age nine, Fisher "Mickey" Tull (1934-94) and his older brother formed a high school jazz group...continue...
Jake Heggie (b.1961): The Radio Hour, A Choral Opera in One Act / Susan Graham, mz; David Clemensen, piano; John Alexander Singers; Pacific SO
1 CD / Delos / 2015-10-09Conductors: Alexander, John
Ensemble: John Alexander Singers; Pacific Symphony
Initially regarded as a master composer of art songs, Jake Heggie has since become known as perhaps America's leading contemporary composer of internationally acclaimed operas....continue...
New Strings Attached - music for guitar, variously with voice, violin or electronics by 6 contemporary Jewish composers / Nadav Lev, guitar; Tehila Nini-Goldstein, soprano; Rinat Shaham, mz; Guy Barash, electronics
1 CD / Delos / 2015-10-09Conductors:
Ensemble: Mivos String Quartet
An Andr�s Segovia Award winner (M�sica en Compostela, Spain), Israeli-born Nadav Lev has earned his rightful place among today's most gifted young guitar virtuosos. For...continue...
Eric Lemieux: "Ti Amo" - Film Music / Eric Lemieux, guitars; Various Artists
1 CD / Centaur / 2015-10-09
Ti Amo is Canadian guitarist and composer Eric Lemieux's second for Centaur. A concept album, it contains the very best tracks Mr. Lemieux has done...continue...
Franz Schubert: 'Wanderer' Fantasie, Op. 15; Frederic Chopin: 4 Ballades / Sophia Agranovich, piano
1 CD / Centaur / 2015-10-09
Sophia Agranovich, internationally acclaimed virtuoso pianist, and esteemed pedagogue, is a recipient of numerous teaching awards. Described by Fanfare magazine as "a bold, daring pianist...continue...
J.S. Bach: Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin / Wanchi Huang, violin
2 CD / Centaur / 2015-10-09
Taiwanese violinist Wanchi Huang came to the US age 13 to further her studies in Baltimore, MD, soon thereafter debuting with the Baltimore Symphony, followed...continue...
Latin-American Duos - works for violin & piano by Bolcom, Gustavino, Piazzolla, Ponce & Ugarte / Mark Schuppener, violin; Oscar Macchioni, piano
1 CD / Centaur / 2015-10-09
Pianist Oscar Macchioni, a native of Argentina, is a passionate performer of Latin American music. His diverse repertoire, taking in musical styles and composers of...continue...
Hindemith: Symphonie 'Mathis der Maler'; Symphonie in Es (1940) / NDR SO, Christoph Eschenbach
1 CD / Ondine / 2015-10-09Conductors: Eschenbach, Christoph
Ensemble: NDR Sinfonieorchester
Ondine's successful Paul Hindemith (1895-1963) recordings with the NDR Sinfonieorchester and Christoph Eschenbach continue with this release featuring two major symphonic works, 'Mathis der Maler'...continue...
Valentin Silvestrov (b. 1937): To Thee We Sing - Sacred Choral Works / Latvian Radio Choir; Sigvards Klava
1 Super Audio CD / Ondine / 2015-10-09Conductors: Klava, Sigvards
Ensemble: Latvian Radio Choir
Ukrainian composer Valentin Silvestrov (b. 1937) is an important contemporary voice in vocal music, a fact highlighted by this new release of recent, spiritual, hauntingly...continue...
Choral Music by Rene Clausen & Stephen Paulus 'Calm: On the Listening Ear of Night' / Choir of Royal Holloway, Rupert Gough
1 CD / Hyperion / 2015-10-09Conductors: Gough, Rupert
Ensemble: Choir of Royal Holloway
Ren� Clausen and Stephen Paulus are two of the biggest names in American choral music of the last few decades. Clausen is best known as...continue...
Schubert: Impromptus, D935; Piano Pieces, D946; Hüttenbrenner Variations, D576 / Steven Osborne, piano
1 CD / Hyperion / 2015-10-09
British pianist Steven Osborne shines in lyrical new performances of seven of Schubert's greatest late works for piano, Four Impromptus D935 and Three piano pieces...continue...
Arias for Benucci - Arias written for buffo bass-baritone Francesco Benucci by Paisiello, Salieri, Soler, Mozart, Sarti / Matthew Rose, baritone; Katherine Watson & Anna Devin, sopranos
1 CD / Hyperion / 2015-10-09Conductors: Cohen, Jonathan
Ensemble: Arcangelo
Francesco Benucci was an outstanding Italian bass/baritone singer of the 18th century. This collection of Arias, featuring English operatic bass Matthew Rose, offers a fascinating...continue...
Janácek: String Quartets Nos. 1 & 2; Smetana: String Quartet No. 1 / Takács Quartet
1 CD / Hyperion / 2015-10-09Conductors:
Ensemble: Takács Quartet
The much-f�ted Tak�cs Quartet presents three popular string quartets from Czechoslovakia. Jan�cek's String Quartet No.1 was inspired by Leo Tolstoy's novella, The Kreutzer Sonata, which...continue...
The Romanic Cello Concerto, Vol. 7: Wilhelm Fitzenhagen (1848-1890): Cello Concertos nos 1 & 2; Tchaikovsky: 'Rococo' Variations (arr. Fitzenhagen) / Alban Gerhardt, cello
1 CD / Hyperion / 2015-10-09Conductors: Blunier, Stefan
Ensemble: Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
Wilhelm Fitzenhagen was a German cellist, composer and instructor, best known today as the dedicatee of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo theme. Volume...continue...
Shostakovich: The Complete Symphonies
11 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2015-10-09
Each release of Vasily Petrenko's complete Shostakovich symphony cycle with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic created a sensation between volume 1 in 2009 and the final...continue...
Ravel: L'Enfant et les Sortilèges; Ma Mère l'Oye - Complete Ballet / Orchestre Nat'l de Lyon; Slatkin
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2015-10-09Conductors: Slatkin, Leonard
Ensemble: Chur Britten; Jeune Chur symphonique; Maîtrise de l'Opéra National de Lyon; Orchestre National de Lyon
Ravel's opera L'Enfant et les sortil�ges captures an imaginative child's world in which the creatures and objects around him come to life. Wittily portrayed in...continue...
Symphonic Melodies
3 CD / HBDirect Import / 2015-10-09
Beethoven: Piano Sonatas No. 8 "Pathétique;" No. 21 "Waldstein;" and No. 32 / Boris Giltburg, piano
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2015-10-09
Ludwig van Beethoven's 32 piano sonatas form an unparalleled canon, remaining one of the greatest and most rewarding challenges for pianists to this day. These...continue...
The Light Princess [Original Cast Recording]
2 CD / Mercury / 2015-10-09Works: Tori Amos: The Light Princess, musical; Highness in the Sky (from "The Light Princess"); Darkest Hour (from "The Light Princess")
Performers: Amos, Tori
Sibelius: The Seven Symphonies / Lorin Maazel, Vienna PO [4 CDs+Blu-Ray Audio]
5 CD / Decca / 2015-10-09Conductors: Maazel, Lorin
Ensemble: Vienna Philharmonic
To celebrate Jean Sibelius's 150th birthday, Decca will re-issue conductor Lorin Maazel's symphony cycle with the Vienne Philharmonic which was recorded in the 1960s. Decca...continue...
J.S. Bach: Magnificat, BWV 243a; Christmas Cantata, BWV 3 / Dunedin Consort; John Butt
1 Super Audio CD / Linn Records / 2015-10-09Works: Giovanni Gabrieli: Hodie Christus natus est; Johann Sebastian Bach: Gott, durch deine Güte, chorale prelude for organ (Orgel-Büchlein no 2), BWV 600 (BC K29); Cantata no 63, "Christen, &aum...
Performers: Doyle, Julia; Lunn, Joanne; Mulroy, Nicholas; Vocal], Matthew Brook [Bass-Baritone; Wilkinson, Clare
Conductors: Butt, John
Ensemble: Dunedin Consort
This is the premiere recording of J.S. Bach's Magnificat heard for the first time within its original liturgical context, alongside the beautiful Christmas Cantata. Dunedin...continue...
Recording information: Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, UK (07/27/2014-07/31/2014)....continue...
Lang Lang in Paris
2 CD / Sony Classical / 2015-10-09Works: Frédéric Chopin: Scherzo for Piano no 1 in B minor, B 65/Op. 20; Scherzo for Piano no 2 in B flat minor/D flat major, B 111/Op. 31; Scherzo for Piano no 3 in C sharp minor, B 125/Op. 39...
Performers: Lang Lang
New solo album featuring Fr�d�ric Chopin's Scherzi and Peter Tchaikovsky's Seasons. Captures the romance of Paris. Deluxe Edition features a bonus DVD with ex...continue...
Concept Art Orchestra: 'The Prague Six' - Works for Jazz Orchestra by Contemporary Czech Composers
1 CD / Animal Music / 2015-10-09Conductors:
Ensemble: Concept Art Orchestra
CONCEPT ART ORCHESTRA is an occasionally performing Czech big band composed of first class Czech jazz musicians, led and conducted by the trumpeter and composer...continue...
Vivaldi, Bach, Telemann: Oboe Concertos / Vilém Viverka, oboe; Ensemble 18+ et al.
1 CD / Supraphon / 2015-10-09Conductors:
Ensemble: Ensemble 18+
If you ask oboists about the golden age of their instrument, they will in all likelihood refer to the first half of the 18th century....continue...
Balady a Legendy (Ballads & Legends): Arrangements of Bohemian Folk Melodies / Musica Bohemica; Jaroslav Krcek
1 CD / Supraphon / 2015-10-09Conductors: Krcek, Jaroslav
Ensemble: Musica Bohemica
Musica Bohemica are celebrating their 40th anniversary, which is a fitting occasion to look back. The very first recording the ensemble made for Supraphon, the...continue...
Janácek: Moravian Folk Songs / Martina Janková, soprano; TomáÜ Král, baritone; Ivo Kahánek, piano
1 CD / Supraphon / 2015-10-09
Leo� Jan�cek is one of the composers who brought fame to Czech music worldwide, and his Glagolitic Mass, Sinfonietta and mature operas are regularly performed...continue...
The Sound of Glenn Gould
2 CD / Sony Classical / 2015-10-09
Best Of single-CD culled from The Complete Columbia Album Collection. Contains the very finest of Glenn Gould's recordings remastered.
In 1955 Glenn Gould signed his...continue...
Schumann: Liederkreis; Frauenliebe und Leben; Berg: Sieben frühe Lieder / Dorothea Röschmann, soprano; Mitsuko Uchida, piano
1 CD / Decca / 2015-10-09
Two great artists renowned the world over, soprano Dorothea R�schmann and pianist Dame Mitsuko Uchida join forces to perform songs by Schumann (Liederkreis, Op 39...continue...


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Up against big NFL competition from Sunday Night Football (Green Bay Packers-NY Giants) and a high-rated NFL primetime overrun on Fox, ABC was up over the year-ago Sunday by 11% in Adults 18-49.
Despite being preempted the prior Sunday for the AMAs, ABC's ONCE UPON A TIME surged by double digits from its most recent telecast two weeks ago in Adults 18-49 (+11%). Shooting up from its lead-in 8pm (+88%) against sports-driven competition on Fox and NBC, ABC's Once Upon a Time stood as the top-rated non-sports show in its hour in Adults 18-49, beating out Fox's NFL-fueled animated comedies (The Simpsons/Bob's Burgers) by 11% and CBS' The Amazing Race XXI by 20%. In addition, the ABC drama finished #1 straight out in its time period with key Women (W18-34/W18-49). ABC's Once Upon a Time sees big increases via time-shifted playback, spiking over its preliminary Live + Same Day numbers by 3.0 million viewers and by 1.4 Adult 18-49 rating points (+41%) in the final L+7 Day ratings.
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This invention is concerned with a system for electronically aiding patient compliance with a desired medication regimen. In particular, a timing and alarm system for use with individually packaged doses of medicine is described.
Lack of substantial patient compliance with established dosage intervals has long been recognized as a major problem in treating illness. Typically in treating a patient, a physician will desire the patient to take a needed drug on a specific schedule. The prescribed (or over-the-counter) medicine is usually obtained from a pharmacist, or the doctor himself, with the actual administration of the drug left to the sole control of the patient.
In general, the physician gives a prescription to a patient who then takes it to a pharmacist to be filled. The prescription provides information to the pharmacist which includes the strength and dosage of a specific drug and the interval between doses. This information is usually repeated by the pharmacist on a label attached to the medication package, or some other means of written instruction is provided for the patient's benefit in conducting self-administration of the drug. Frequently, the patient alone is responsible for compliance with the physician's instructions. Even a well-meaning and conscientious patient may frequently fail to take medication at the desired dosage intervals. This may be true even if the medication package is carried at all times with the patient.
Potential ill effects of lack of compliance with the desired dosage interval may be further compounded if the patient attempts to compensate for missed dosages by taking an increased dose at a later time. Alternatively, the patient may stop taking the medication altogether. Improper dosage may occur whenever the patient has a marginally impaired memory and may not precisely recall taking the medication or correctly judge how much time has elapsed since medicine was last taken.
These noted problems of patient compliance with a specific dosage regimen have been somewhat lessened with the advent of individual unit dosage packaging, e.g., blister packages. Tablets and capsules which a pharmacist may have previously stored in large jars, and dispensed in small bottles with instruction labels to patients, may now be individually contained in a multi-layered strip package commonly known as a blister package. The individual compartments may be appropriately labeled to provide a degree of visual feedback which bottles cannot provide. However, substantial non-compliance with desired medication regimen persists as a major concern.
It has been suggested that monitoring patient adherence to an established medication regimen over an extended period of time will disclose inadequacies in the patient's compliance habits which may be corrected by the doctor through instruction to the patient. See Hanpeter et al., AAMI 17th Annual Meeting, May 9-12, 1982, pg. 44. Hanpeter discloses an electronic memory which records over an 85 day period (resolved into 15 minute intervals) when medicine was removed from a blister pack. This information is then obtained by a physician on a subsequent visit by the patient to the physician. Analyzing this data from the three month period, the physician then attempts to work with the patient to correct compliance deficiencies.
Hanpeter only discloses a method for monitoring compliance, but does not directly or electronically assist the patient in real-time compliance. Additionally, Hanpeter's suggested technique fails to address the problems of a substantial portion of medication users, i.e., those who take a prescription medication for a short time only, instead of prolonged periods of usage.
The problem of aiding patient compliance with a medication regimen has been addressed in the prior art with regard to non-blister package techniques. Various devices have included timer and alarm means, particularly with regard to bottles or other non-individual dosage packaging systems. Some examples of various medication timers are as follows:
Zoltan; U.S. Pat. No. 4,419,016 Dec. 6, 1983.
Machamer; U.S. Pat. No. 4,382,688 May 10, 1983.
Wirthschafter; U.S. Pat. No. 4,361,408 Nov. 30, 1982.
Carlson; U.S. Pat. No. 4,223,801 Sept. 23, 1980.
Glucksman et al.; U.S. Pat. No. 3,369,697 Feb. 20, 1968.
The present invention discloses a method and apparatus for a patient medication compliance aid, particularly suitable for use with individual dosage packaging, such as blister packs. A pharmacist, using information usually obtained from a physician's prescription, loads a medication timer with a desired dosage interval. The compliance aid monitors the contents of each individual unit compartment and alerts the patient at the proper time to take each dose of medicine. A display continuously shows the patient what the desired dosage interval is, and how much time is remaining in the present dosage interval before the next dose should be dispensed. A control and safety feature of the compliance aid allows the pharmacist to establish the desired dosage interval in accordance with the physician's prescription and prevent unauthorized changing of the desired interval.
Thus, the present invention provides an electronic compliance aid which is compatible with strip laminated blister packaging for medications, and which is inexpensive and practical for manufacture in large quantities. The electronic circuitry may be disposable for incorporation within an original unit-dose package, or the compliance aid may be fashioned in a layered device which could be applied to existing unit-dose packages which were not manufactured with the compliance aid built in. Additionally, the bulk of the electronic circuitry could be relatively remotely located from the package via a radio telemetry hookup between monitoring and transmitting means located on the package and timing, display and receiver means which may be carried separately by a patient.
Thus, an effective and reliable compliance aid is provided which is simple for the pharmacist to enable and explain operation thereof to the patient while requiring minimum effort from the patient in obtaining the benefits of the compliance assistance. The patient simply utilizes the pharmacist-engaged package as he would any other package, except that medication is taken whenever an alarm signal is provided. A display is provided to permit the patient or a family member, friend or physician, to readily ascertain the time remaining before the next dose should be taken.
These as well as other features and advantages of this invention may be better understood by reading the following detailed description of the presently preferred exemplary embodiment and the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a side view of a presently preferred embodiment of the present invention incorporated into a blister package;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the electronic circuitry of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a pictorial representation of another embodiment of the present invention applied to an existing blister package;
FIG. 4 is an edge view showing the lamination structure of the embodiment of FIG. 3;
FIGS. 5 and 6 are an alternate embodiment of FIG. 3 utilizing a radio telemetry hookup; and
FIGS. 7 and 8 are transmitter and receiver portions, respectively, for the embodiment of FIGS. 5 and 6.
FIG. 1 shows the underside of a laminated blister package with medication tablets or capsules arranged therein, along with integrated circuitry and various output and control means in accordance with the present invention. The laminations of this modified blister package include a foil layer which contains conducting pathways connected to the electronic circuitry. Each conducting pathway 2 passes over the mouth of a different blister cavity 4. Each cavity 4 contains a separate unit of medication 6 (which may be capsules, tablets, pills, etc.). Each conducting pathway 2 is connected to a common bus 8 which makes a circumferential loop and returns to the central circuitry.
The medication holding portion of the blister package may be comprised of various plastic and cardboard layers, as is well known. The present invention adds additional layers to the structure of a conventional blister package to achieve individual monitoring of the various compartments 4. Conventional blister packages typically utilize a solid foil layer to prevent moisture from entering the various cavities. The present invention utilizes a non-conductive film layer to separate this solid foil layer from the conducting pathway foil layer comprising conductive elements 2 and 8. This conducting pathway foil layer also partially contains non-conductive portions in order to electrically separate the conducting pathways.
Circuitry mounted on the blister package of FIG. 1 is contained in solid housing 10. Additionally, numeric indicators 12 display the time remaining (in hours and minutes) before a next dose of medicine should be taken. Numeric display 14 constantly shows in hours the desired dosage interval which has been established. Audible alarm 16 and visible lamp alarm 18 let the patient know when the desired dosage interval has elapsed and it is time to take the next dose of medication.
A battery 20 is installed into the face of the housing 10 to power the circuitry contained therein. This battery may be a screw-in type mount (as is common in many camera applications) or a pop-in or secured type mount (as is common in many watch applications). Suitable means, such as a recessed housing or a lockable cover, many be employed to restrict access to the battery. This is important inasmuch as installation of the battery (by a pharmacist or other person) may constitute engagement of the medication timer to thereby establish a desired dosage interval. Thus, installation of this battery may constitute a portion of a control and safety feature of the present invention.
Pushbutton 22 is also used by the pharmacist (or other person) in establishing the desired dosage interval, along with engagement of the battery. This operation will be further explained.
Referring to FIG. 2, it may be seen that placing battery 20 in housing 10 activates the compliance aid and causes clock pulse generator 24 to produce pulses at a nominal frequency of 1 Kilohertz. Utilizing pushbutton 22 the pharmacist controls gate circuit 26 to establish, in increments of hours, the number of hours between alarms which is is to be held by register 28. The contents of register 28 will appear on numeric display 14 as the number of hours between alarms, i.e., the desired dosage interval.
Delay circuit 30 (receiving an input from clock pulse generator 24) provides a disable signal to gate 26 one minute after the battery 20 is placed in housing 10. After introduction of the disable signal to gate 26 from delay circuit 30, pushbutton 22 can no longer affect gate 26, and thus register 28. Accordingly, no further change in the number of hours between alarms is possible without removing the battery (access to which may be restricted) and replacing it again. Thus, a control and safety function of the present invention is thereby established.
With a desired dosage interval established, up-counter 32 begins to register elapsed time utilizing clocking pulses from clock pulse generator 24. Up-counter 32 provides two outputs, one representative of hours and the other minutes. Time remaining before the next dose should be dispensed is calculated in subtractor 34, which subtracts the elapsed time indicated by up-counter 32 from the number of hours between alarms which the pharmacist has set in register 28. The contents of subtractor 34 are shown on numeric display 12 as the "Time To Next Dose". This time is resolved into hours and minutes.
Whenever sufficient time has elapsed that all outputs from subtractor 34 are zero, comparator 36 emits an alarm pulse on line 38. Alarm lamp 18 and audible alarm 16 are signalled to turn on by the alarm pulse on line 38. This alarm pulse on line 38 further activates a delay flip-flop circuit 40 which produces another alarm pulse on line 38 thirty seconds after receiving its pulse input. The recurring alarm pulse on line 38 causes audible alarm 16 to sound for three seconds every thirty seconds. The alarm pulse on line 38 is fed back as a pulse input to delay flip-flop circuit 40, so that repetition of the audible and visible alarm continues until delay flip-flop 40 is disabled.
Activated by clock pulses from clock pulse generator 24, scanner 42 continuously makes a serial scan of all conducting pathways (lines 2 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2) associated with the various medication dosage compartments 4. Each of M medication compartments is scanned and the information obtained thereby subsequently provided to output X of scanner 42, which is an input to comparator 44. Memory 46 contains a 1-bit representation of the last-known status (empty or full) of each compartment. Memory 46 is synchronized with scanner 42 so that the contents of the M different bit addresses (shown on output Y of memory 46) are respectively compared with the X outputs of scanner 42. Output Y of memory 46 is another input to comparator 44. The output of comparator 44 remains zero so long as scanner 42 finds the same values at each of the M locations as are found in the respective memory addresses of memory 46. When these values differ, comparator 44 produces an output pulse which is sent to various other elements of the electronic circuitry.
Differing values occur whenever a patient has removed a medication unit from its compartment by pushing it through the conducting pathway foil layer of the present invention thereby interrupting the compartment's uniquely associated conducting line. This will cause the scanner to find a different value for the respective medication location status than that stored respectively in memory 46. With X not equal to Y for that medication compartment, comparator 44 produces a reset pulse (change 1-bit) on line 48 which causes memory 46 to change the respective bit value for the medication compartment presently scanned. Thus, the scanner 42 updates the memory 46 with regards to the contents of the medication compartments 4, and effectively alerts the compliance aid circuitry whenever a dosage of medicine is removed (and presumably taken).
The remaining circuitry is alerted to the removal of medication by the reset pulse from comparator 44 also resetting the elapsed time register 32 to zero. The reset pulse on line 48 also turns off the alarm lamp 18 and disables delay flip-flop circuit 40, thereby stopping the repetition of pulses to audible alarm 16.
Thus, in operation, when the medication regimen as established by the desired dosage interval indicates that a dose of medicine should be taken, an audible alarm of three seconds is produced every thirty seconds until the patient removes a medication unit from the blister package, any of the medication compartments. Lamp alarm 18 is turned on at the time of the first alarm and turned off when the medication is removed from the package.
FIG. 3 shows another embodiment of the present invention which permits the electronic circuitry (with associated alarms, displays and control means) of the present invention to be applied to a previously existing conventional blister package. Package 48 is representative of those typically provided presently by pharmaceutical companies, with multiple-compartments of individual doses of medicine.
This embodiment utilizes precisely the same electronic circuitry as disclosed in FIG. 2, supra. In this particular embodiment, the conductive foil pathways (2 and 8 in FIG. 1) are contained within or adjacent to an adhesive strip of appropriate size and shape to be applied to the foil back of a conventional blister package. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, this adhesive strip contains two layers. They may include a non-conductive layer 50 comprised of an adhesive substance and a second layer (or backing layer) 52 which contains conductive foil material comprising conducting pathways 54. As shown in FIG. 3, these pathways are arranged such that application of the adhesive strip to the back of the blister package 48 will cause each conductive element to pass over the mouth of a single cavity 56. Each cavity 56 contains its own respective dose of medicine 58. In the same manner as is shown in FIG. 1, each conductive pathway 54 of FIG. 3 is connected back to the electronic circuitry contained within housing 60. Common bus pathway 62 provides this return to the electronic circuitry for each individual pathway 54.
The pharmacist (or other person) would apply the entire device to the back of an existing blister package, as is shown in FIG. 3. Enablement of the compliance aid would be by installation of the battery and using pushbutton 22 to set the dosage interval, as described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. The patient then would use the device in precisely the same fashion as previously described. Removing medication from the blister package would require the patient to push the individual dosage through the solid foil backing (which is part of the original blister package) and also through the adhesive layer and the second (backing) layer containing the foil conductor 54 respective to that particular cavity 56. Thus, a particular foil conductor 54 is interrupted as medicine is removed from its respective compartment. Remainder of the operation of this embodiment is precisely the same as that for the embodiment of the integrally housed compliance aid of FIGS. 1 and 2.
FIG. 4 shows a cross-sectional view of a single cavity and it surrounding area. This FIGURE clearly shows the relationship of the existing conventional laminated package (blister package) with the layers of the present invention. Cavity 56 is formed within a plastic layer which is generally clear to permit the medication within the cavity to be viewed. The layer in direct contact with the plastic is usually made of solid metal foil to prevent the passage of water into the cavities, which water could adversely affect the enclosed medication. These two layers together constitute the conventional blister package 48 of FIG. 3.
The remaining layers shown in FIG. 4 represent the additional layers which are applied to the existing conventional blister package. Non-conductive layer 50 comprised of adhesive material is directly applied to existing blister package 48. This layer provides the necessary insulation between the solid metal foil layer of the existing blister package and the partially conductive secondary (or backing) layer 52 of the present invention. This secondary layer 52 of the present invention also contains insulating material to separate the various foil conductors 54, as is shown in FIG. 3. These materials possess sufficient tensile strength to resist tearing during application to the back of the blister package, but are freely fracturable to allow a tablet or capsule to be pushed through the layer by a patient. Housing 60 of FIG. 4 is the same as shown in FIG. 3.
FIGS. 5 through 8 show a variation of the FIGS. 3 and 4 embodiment which permits the patient to retain housing 64 in a location relatively remote from the blister package device of FIG. 6, e.g., stored in a purse or pocket. The housing 64 of FIG. 5 contains all of the circuitry indicated in FIG. 8, which will be discussed further below. This circuitry is substantially identical to a portion of FIG. 2, with repeated reference numerals referring to identical elements. Accordingly, these repeated elements need not be described again inasmuch as their functions are previously explained.
FIGS. 7 and 8 collectively constitute the essential circuitry of FIG. 2, with the addition of a basic radio telemetry hookup. Clock pulse generator 66 of FIG. 7 provides signals to scanner 42 and memory 46, as was described with regard to FIG. 2. The output line of comparator 44 is referenced as 67 in FIG. 7. Output line 67 provides an input to modulator 68, which in turn feeds radio transmitter 70. The output of radio transmitter 70 is fed to antenna 72. The FIG. 7 circuitry is contained in an integrated circuit chip 88 (FIG. 6) which resides with the adhesive porton of the invention shown in FIG. 6.
Pick-up antenna 74 of FIG. 8 receives signals transmitted from the circuitry of FIG. 7, and feeds these signals to receiver 76 which subsequently feeds detector circuit 78. The output line of detector 78 is line 80. Line 80 then feeds line 48, which is the same as was shown in FIG. 2. The remaining description of FIGS. 7 and 8 is identical to that for FIG. 2. The FIG. 8 circuitry is contained in housing 64 (FIG. 5) which may be carried separately by a patient. The arrangement of FIGS. 7 and 8 permit the timer, display and alarm means of FIG. 8 to be relatively remotely located from the FIG. 7 electronic circuitry, which is directly associated with the blister package itself. FIGS. 5 and 6 clearly show this relationship.
In FIG. 5, housing 64 is virtually the same as housing 10 of FIG. 1, including comprising identical control means, display and alarm means. FIG. 6, however, is more closely related to the embodiment of FIG. 3 inasmuch as the adhesive layer embodiment may be applied to existing blister package 82. The conducting pathways 84 of FIG. 6 are the same as conducting pathways 54 of FIG. 3. These pathways are contained within adhesive strip 86, and are functionally identical with those of the embodiment of FIG. 3. Integrated circuit 88 of FIG. 6 does not contain the alarms, displays or controls of FIG. 8. However, there is a lockable compartment 90 which receives a battery to power the electronic circuitry of FIG. 6.
The electronic circuit elements of chip 88 are as shown in FIG. 7 (discussed above). The electronic circuitry contained within housing 64 of FIG. 5 is as shown in FIG. 8 (discussed above). One of the functional differences between this embodiment and the previous embodiments is that the secondary backing layer of FIG. 6 requires inclusion of flexible antenna 72 to enable the radio telemetry link-up with the receiver circuit of FIG. 8. Accordingly, the housing 64 of FIG. 5 has an antenna 74 contained therein (not shown). Otherwise, the circuit elements of this embodiment perform precisely as described for the previous FIGURES.
One advantage of providing an alarm-display module physically separate from the rest of the compliance aid is that the alarm-display module 64 may be reuseable. Additionally, the battery from the adhesive strip portion may be salvaged by the patient for use in the next adhesive strip. Accordingly, only the small integrated chip 88 along with its foil conductors and battery compartment need be disposable.
Although several exemplary embodiments have been described in detail, those skilled in the art will appreciate that many variations and modification may be made without departing from the advantages and novel features of the present invention. For example, access to battery 20 may be controlled with some turnkey device, not universally available to the general public, which would increase the level of security with regard to the establishment of a desired dosage interval. Also, the timer means could be expanded to include day information for medicine which might need to be taken only once every several days. All such modifications and variations are intended to be included within the scope of the appended claims.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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Almond Brittle
- 3 tbsp. sugar
- ½ c. sliced almonds
Raspberry Vinaigrette
- ¼ c. raspberry vinegar
- 1 tbsp. sugar
- ½ tsp. coarsely ground black pepper
- 1 tbsp. chopped fresh parsley leaves
- ½ tsp. salt
- ¼ tsp. Hot pepper sauce
- ¼ c. vegetable oil
- ½ medium head iceberg lettuce
- 1 romaine heart
- 2 large stalks celery
- 3 green onions
- 1 can mandarin orange segments
- Prepare almond brittle:
Line cookie sheet or jelly-roll pan with parchment paper. In 1-quart saucepan, heat sugar over medium heat 3 to 5 minutes or until melted and light amber in color, swirling pan occasionally. Remove saucepan from heat; add almonds and stir until coated. Spread almond mixture on parchment-lined cookie sheet; cool completely. When cool, break into 1/2-inch pieces.
- Meanwhile, prepare raspberry vinaigrette:
In small bowl, with wire whisk, mix vinegar, sugar, parsley, salt, pepper, and hot pepper sauce. In thin, steady stream, whisk in oil until blended.
- Prepare salad:
In large salad bowl, combine iceberg, romaine, celery, green onions, and Mandarin orange segments.
- To serve, gently toss lettuce mixture with vinaigrette. Sprinkle with brittle pieces.
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Blah...blah...blah... If you think the pride I have in my service to my country is "bragging", than so be it. I don't have to answer to you or any other peace queer. The fact remains that I served my country in time of war and you did not. People like you tried to undermine our efforts. I wonder how many of our soldiers and Marines died due to the confidence that was given to our enemies because of you and your friend's war protests and the fact that they knew that people like you didn't support them and, in fact, were against them, as was proven time and time again by the reception they received from people like you upon their return. You're a coward piece of sh't. Don't lecture me about serving my country.<quoted text>
Look,I know you're embarrassed.
I have the highest regard to all that serve in our military & appreciate their service.
But really, when someone like you brags, it requires a footnote.
A little history lesson.
If you were a male between 18 & 26 in the 60's & early 70's, you were subject to the draft, unless you had a deferment such as a college deferment.
Those without a deferment were in the "pool" & local draft boards selected draftees (until the lottery changed it).
The National Guard became the first choice of those who thought they would drafted & did not want to win that trip to Vietnam. The Guard quickly filled up & to get in the Guard took money & political influence ( Ref GW Bush).
The options became:
1) Try to get a medical deferment - like get a big boil on your ass (the Limbaughian).
2) Go to college & not flunk out & hope its over after 4 years.
3) Join the Navy because unless you volunteer & get selected for river boat duty, you will likely never step foot in Vietnam.
4) Run in hide in another country - flee to Canada or hide out in England (Clinton) or France (Romney).
Now you had no influence to get in the Guard. So when you thought you might get drafted, you ran out & joined the Navy.
I rate that above those that fled to other countries but really, if there was no draft,. we all know you would not have enlisted. If you were truly interested to fighting in Vietnam, you would have enlisted in the Army or Marines.
When the lottery was done, I had a high school buddy whose birthday was number 1 - he dropped out of college & joined the Navy. Lots of kids did this. But in reality, they did it to avoid the draft.
He, like you, hid out in the Navy.
Being drafyed m
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#800349 Nov 9, 2012
#800350 Nov 9, 2012
you are almost as casual about murder as those guys on the "hate the jews" thread. Wassup with that?
#800351 Nov 9, 2012
Two republicans misspoke in their zealousy to preserve life at all costs.
Do you know how many republican men there are?
Romney made it quite clear rape was an exception. Women should have been listening to him.
Obama started the war against women and made it the fiasco it became.
That's what they do...start fiascos right before elections.
We still can't afford Planned Parenthood and those adamently against abortion are still forced to pay for it.
Good job. Nice going. You still don't get it.
"I'm here with bells on."
Since: Jul 12
Location hidden
#800352 Nov 9, 2012
I'd rather we were out of there entirely, but rather than our troops getting slaughtered on the ground, I'd see the use of drones. If they don't like it, they can always surrender...
Yes, it's a cold world.
"We're doing better..."
Since: Jul 08
we've got to do more
#800353 Nov 9, 2012
"I got rid of" is not the same as "I voted against," language challenged...you probably think you will be "getting rid of" several of Obama's cabinet members before 2016, but that isn't because you voted against them--you guys are just being childish, churlish, and chump-like.
"See how you are?"
Since: Jul 12
#800356 Nov 9, 2012
Wall street is pouting because they aren't going to get the goodies Romney promised.
#800357 Nov 9, 2012
The puke obviously knew nothing when he said "hiding out in the Navy"!
"I'm here with bells on."
Since: Jul 12
Location hidden
#800358 Nov 9, 2012
Have you purchased your home protection yet? Enroll in self-defense classes? Enroll your daughters while you're at it. Think about arming them too.
If you don't trust the government to protect you, you should be protecting yourself.
An ounce of prevention really is worth a pound of cure.
#800362 Nov 9, 2012
How many people have perished due to the disasters in the northeast on Obama's watch? And the death toll still climbs. Four new bodies have been located. Three of them died from exposure, i.e. they froze to death. When will Obama finally address the nation about his failure during this most recent "bump in the road"? When will he explain his lack of action at Benghazi? When will he explain his lack of action when the Iranian fighters fired on our military drone over international waters? As Dezi used to say, he has "lots of splainin' to do".
Johannesburg, South Africa
#800363 Nov 9, 2012
Looks like Romney's mistake was to approach this whole thing with a pure business approach. You don't do that in politics like you wouldnt approach a business issue with a pure political approach. He needed to strike a balance.
And this Paul Ryan character is too young for the mess of this magnitude. I googled him.
Rice would most probably have advised on how NOT to send mixed messages on critical issues which are suppose to take a back seat in this time of great economic crisis, but they didnt.
What is he doing to fix it?
Obama was elected and is getting paid to do a job and he is not doing it, period.
He was elected to fix the mess which he failing to do.
He knew what he was inheriting and getting himself into. Obama is not up to the challenge. Its of no use re-electing him and hope for the best. His administration is very weak.
#800364 Nov 9, 2012
With the Teflon president getting a pass for the past four years why would anyone be surprise by this With 'fiscal cliff' looming, Obama heads to Asia!!
#800365 Nov 9, 2012
In 2010, the CBO estimated that Obamacares tax increases would amount to $626 billion from 2013-2019.
In 2011, the CBO estimated totals of $624 and $968 billion, respectively.
In the most recent report, the CBO projected a 2013-2019 total of $672 billion, and a ten-year total of $1,221 billion.
The CBO website reports for 2010, 2011 and 2012 respectively:
See how those numbers keep going up?
You still must not be fully awake yet.
"Amor patriae."
Since: Feb 08
Eastern Oregon
#800366 Nov 9, 2012
It's a liberal thing. Why exert yourself when you can live off the labor of someone else, even if it means eating carrion?
#800368 Nov 9, 2012
The GOP fell victim to its own lies. A major re-org is now mandatory.
There will be more losses in 2014.
The GOP's total failure to comprehend demographics resulted in a stunning, crushing defeat.
47% said "NO!" And handed the 1% their rumps.
18-29 year olds 60+% Obama
Latinos - Obama
Women - Obama
Senate in Dem control.
Not to mention the bizarre spectacle of Fox News analyst Karl Rove, a major fundraiser for Romney, publicly questioning his network's declaration that the President had been re-elected. Now it shall be Sandys fault.
#800369 Nov 9, 2012
It's going to be a big mess. But at least women can still get abortions at the taxpayers' expense and free birth control.
And Latinos can be proud that just made the immigration problem much worse while the economy goes off the cliff.
These were apparently the most important things on the agenda this election.
#800370 Nov 9, 2012
Everyone knows fat sel.
If you feel like you can get it handled guess you need to start huh mouth.
#800371 Nov 9, 2012
You knew what I meant. They were as overly zealous to preserve life as this president is not to.
#800372 Nov 9, 2012
Listen to the mexicans about what. How they are gonna over run the country, swamp our hospitals and schools. How they are gonna bring disease and theur anchor babies.
Just what is it you want to listen to.
#800373 Nov 9, 2012
We still can't afford Planned Parenthood and those adamently against abortion are still forced to pay for it.
Time to sit back and watch the show.
#800374 Nov 9, 2012
Wall Street and big business has done very, very well during the Obama years. Record corporate . The greed of corporate America and mulinational corporations knows no bounds. In case there is someone out there who still doubts this....they have no loyalty to this country. The economic meltdown should have been proof positive or even corporte apologist stragglers.
It is our government that puts the brakes on that corporate greed on behalf of the citizens of this country.
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