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Combining Style, Innovation and Security, Schlage Unveils Products That Allow Homeowners to Showcase Their Personalities, While Making Life More Convenient
CARMEL, Ind.--Schlage, creator of the strongest, most intelligent and stylishly relevant door hardware, is debuting several new door hardware styles and finishes, as well as its newest keyless lock innovation, the Schlage Sense system, at the 2015 International Builders' Show. The brand's sleek new styles, the Northbrook Lever, Upland Trim, Collins Trim, and two original finishes, Satin Brass and Polished Nickel, are opening the door to thousands of customized design and finish options that reflect a homeowner's individual style.
As the style and technology leader in door hardware, Schlage will showcase its innovative products at the show taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev., January 20 - 22, 2015. A brand of Allegion plc (NYSE:ALLE), Schlage will feature its products at Booth #C3532.
"Schlage knows that personal style is constantly evolving and that our consumers are always seeking satisfying new ways to express themselves through their home's d�cor," said Steve Down, Allegion Residential Leader. "It's not just grand overtures that contribute to self-expression, but finer details and finishing touches like relevant door hardware that pull a look together. Schlage's latest styles continue to reflect a variety of taste preferences, giving homeowners what they need to make bold style statements without sacrificing quality."
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Schlage offers thousands of timeless door hardware combinations with unique designs and finishes that also combine traditional, transitional and contemporary styles to fit each home's unique aesthetic. The brand's decorative hardware-including the new Northbrook Lever, Upland Trim and Collins Trim-are the accents that design and construction professionals prefer, because they fit a homeowner's style and stand the test of time:
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Schlage also recently announced its latest keyless lock innovation, the Schlage Sense system. Designed to work with Apple HomeKit technology, the Schlage Sense system provides consumers with key-free convenience. HomeKit technology provides advanced security with end-to-end encryption and authentication between the Schlage Sense lock and your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. HomeKit also lets consumers control their Schlage Sense lock with their voice using Siri. The stylishly advanced lock gives homeowners the choice and flexibility of entering their home using the lock's illuminated touchscreen or with their iPhone.
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The new lock joins the brand's suite of keyless electronic products, which are among the top choices for homeowners, remodelers, builders, property managers and security integrators. The brand also recently released the Schlage Touch lock, which provides easy, key-free access, and the ability to store 19 unique access codes to provide homeowners with exceptional convenience. In addition, the award-winning Schlage Connect lock puts homeowners in control by allowing them to be constantly connected to their front door from anywhere in the world via leading Z-Wave compatible home automation systems. The product boasts full integration with leading home automation and monitored security systems, including 2Gig by Linear, ADT, Alarm.com, Nexia Home Intelligence, ELAN, Honeywell, Leviton, Iris, Wink, Mios, Staples Connect and Vera.
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THIS is the moment a mum realised her teenage daughter can slam shots of vodka like the best of them.
The short Instagram clip of the girl necking a shot with an orange juice chaser was uploaded by her sister.
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Fender failure can be avoided with shrewd purchasing and better sector regulation. Dave and Iain MacIntyre report
Are fender manufacturers in general improving their standards of testing to agreed international standards, and publishing their test results, or is the fender market an area where ports still embrace substandard designs?
That topic prompts heated debate among the top fender players, who are pointed in their criticism of some of the practices in the industry. Moreover, the advice from experts consulted by Port Strategy is that ports can easily make wrong decisions.
Scott Smith, regional director (Asia Pacific) of Trelleborg Marine Systems, says that despite the existence of PIANC fender design guidelines, robust testing of rubber and steel is hit and miss.
"Unlike a few select manufacturers in the market, the vast majority of suppliers don't carry out materials testing in the laboratory and the factory, and certainly do not perform full-scale model testing as a matter of routine.
"The laboratory and product tests are both essential, but trading companies are not prepared to invest in the time, resources and expertise needed to fulfil this as part of their routine quality control. Ports need to reassure themselves that such testing has been performed or, essentially, they could be throwing good money after bad."
QuayQuip director Mike Harrison is equally damning of industry practices in relation to the main international protocols, PIANC 2002 and ASTM F-2192-05. Both require a whole series of tests at different speeds, temperatures and angles.
Says Mr Harrison: "Type approval certifications are for production at a specific factory. Some companies move factories and don't bother with retesting.
"This wouldn't be allowed for ISO 9001 or ISO 14001, so why should PIANC/ASTM Type Approval be any different? Some companies have chosen to ignore whole sections of the type approval process. Still more firms can show you nothing but the simplest QC (performance verification) test results. They don't even begin to meet the PIANC/ASTM protocols."
The downside of accepting lesser standards can be extremely costly and embarrassing for ports.
Maritime International Inc marketing manager Brent Lassere says that this year, his company has had "a number of new clients contact us regarding fenders they had purchased from another vendor that, on paper, adhered to the required specifications, but these fenders quickly failed, some even before they were installed.
"Unfortunately without strict testing requirements and highly-enforced specifications, a company can simply provide all the necessary documentation for a high-quality fender system, and then supply a low-quality product.
"This has been the climate of the fender industry for some time now and we expect this cycle to continue. We believe the only way to win this battle is to continue operating as we always have, providing a high-quality product and more importantly establishing a sense of trust with our clients."
Trelleborg's Scott Smith says a key problem is that buyers and specifiers are susceptible to a "cheap deal.
"This is being exploited by an influx of unscrupulous traders with limited technical or manufacturing capability.
"The net result is deception of customer's business which is duped – willingly or otherwise – into buying something that is essentially too good to be true. And those clients that are accepting a lower cost or 'off the shelf' product, which claims to equal or surpass premium product performance, are either deceiving themselves or putting their investment and port facility at risk."
One problem is that progress is slow towards adopting an agreed standard to guide the design of fender systems globally.
QuayQuip's Mike Harrison, who co-chairs PIANC Working Group 145, says part of the reason for this is that when standards are raised, it increases the demand for skilled engineers. However many good people have left the industry in the last few years.
Trelleborg on the other hand doesn't believe that the content of current design guidelines is the issue. The real problem is the need for better regulation and enforcement of current standards.
"In our experience, PIANC's good name is essentially being taken in vain by traders that are unethically, and perhaps illegally, claiming certification for product derivatives and manufacturing locations that are not endorsed by the organisation.
"They're essentially applying the same certification to multiple products and factories with different performance characteristics, which is arguably dangerous and certainly malpractice.
"This is not a criticism of the PIANC organisation itself — it has a wide remit with limited powers and resource at its disposal. But, clearly, the industry needs much closer regulation of the design, manufacturing, testing and installation of fendering systems, which will take time to materialise."
Maritime International's Brent Lassere says his company welcomes the idea of a set standard to fender design, but again, these standards would need to be strictly enforced — "So the real question is will the end users adopt and enforce these standards?"
Given that the buck stops with the port executives, are they taking heed of advice that bespoke solutions are a safer option than relying on off-the-shelf solutions?
A bespoke design considers the different user profiles at each location, local environment and tide levels, and other factors. Design, concepts and components must be carefully fitted to each locale, which is why the "cut and paste" approach may not work.
Cavotec MoorMaster group product manager Mike Howie says his firm works closely with customers to develop automated mooring systems to meet individual requirements of specific applications.
"A good example of this work is our continued co-operation with the St Lawrence Seaway in Canada that is using four specially-adapted MoorMaster units designed to hold vessels in place through changes in water level of up to 14 metres."
Mr Howie adds that Cavotec is seeing a shift in focus from initial purchase cost to life cycle cost structures with MoorMaster customers in particular.
QuayQuip director Rob Gabbitas says tailored designs are important but they aren't the whole story.
"Our customers prefer to deal with a manufacturer offering very high levels of design and product insurance, and who can deploy a technical team around the world at short notice.
"Clients want direct access to engineering know-how and to discuss their exact requirements. There is no room to cut corners. This is a safety-critical business where lives, structures and businesses are at stake.'
Are ports taking these lessons to heart?
Maritime International's Brent Lassere says that ultimately, it is the port executives who have to take responsibility for their choices.
"Maritime International continues to go above and beyond what is required of a fender manufacturing company in regards to engineering, design assistance and performance testing.
"We strive to educate port owners and consultants on the importance of a properly-engineered fendering system, but ultimately it is up to the port owners and consultants to adopt a set of standards to regulate the quality of the products being supplied."
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The aim of this study is to evaluate the safety and efficacy of theta-burst rTMS in patients with major depression. Patients will be randomized to receive ether left-sided intermittent theta-burst rTMS or rigt-sided continuous theta-burst rTMS or sham theta-burst rTMS over two weeks period with an option for an additional two weeks period, depending on treatment response. Clinical assessments will be performed weekly by the Hamilton depression rating scale. In addition, standard neurophysiological assessment of cortical excitability will be done.
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|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Major depressive episode (DSM IV criteria).
- Informed consent.
- Age: 18-70.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Suicidality
- Psychosis
- Pacemaker
- Cardiac arrythmia
- seizure disorder
- implantable metal devices
- PNS and CNS disorders
- any other contraindications as specified in safety guidelines for rTMS (Wassermenn, 1998).
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00515658
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00515658
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|Contact: Andrei Chistyakov, PhD
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Major depression
Theta-burst rTMS
Cortical excitability
Hamilton depression rating scale
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Behavioral Symptoms
Depressive Disorder
Mood Disorders
Mental Disorders
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Did you contact King Barry's Handlers at the Peoples House, and demand that they stop hurting Granny with their Sequestration, and their Authoritarian Tactics, which they have implemented to hurt their own Sheeple?My 91-year-old Great Aunt was informed by our local Meals on Wheels that, because of the sequester, they are running out of food and once they run out, there will be no more food deliveries.
In order to qualify for the program you cannot have the ability to obtain/prepare food on your own. Now, I can easily provide for my aunt and ensure she gets good, nutritional meals but I have to wonder about those without family/friends to care for them. The numbers could be in the millions. How can this NOT have tragic consequences?
How is it that there seems to be all kinds of programs that have managed to get themselves exempted from the sequester yet Meals on Wheels gets the axe? There is no justification for this.
Another Sequester Casualty: Meals on Wheels
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#4 Apr 26, 2013
Why do you try?
You post the Stupid Cut/Pastes from sources you do not identify, you get slapped down for posting the stupid shaat, you never attempt to defend the ignorance of the Propagandists that created the tripe, and all you ever have in you arsenal is "A little early to be hitting the bottle".
Defective, WHO do you think looks the "Drunk"?
You the "Republican Racist" with your "Ya well what about you" retort to every post, or the posters that create a cohesive reply to the tripe you post?
#6 Apr 26, 2013
Another great attempt at a cohesive reply?
Keep posting, Sheeple like you will assure the People a Victory at the Ballot Box.
I will end this by pointing out one thing to you child......"The Albert Einstein School".
#8 Apr 26, 2013
In what way is this is Related to the Thread that YOU created?
Oh, It is "redirection time" for the Ignorant Child eh?
Didja get a Leetle Beet uncomfortable because of the ignorance of your Thread?
Saint Paul, MN
#9 Apr 26, 2013
And yet, Obamacare continues on with no cuts and no furloughs. Sounds like the administration is picking and choosing for the greatest PR impact to me.
#10 Apr 26, 2013
Poor non-sense, every word you write is partisan POOP & LIES ~~~!!!
non-starter wrote: I found it, you just won't publish that you got it off Yahoo or Wiki answers ....
THEN the lies began, LMAOROTFU~!
non-starter wrote: No, I guessed, because you
weren't forthcoming with your source
non-starter wrote: I found similar postings on Yahoo answers and Wiki answers
You posted to the urban dictionary to support your position...It's called tampering and you're clearly a duplicitous/dishonest POS... Have a nice LIE... Oh sorry, I surely meant life.
#11 Apr 26, 2013
Meals on Wheels to Slew is a gay man in a wheelchair.
#13 Apr 26, 2013
He/She/It gets a new name from me.
I heard this disgusting term yesterday from my Brothers Step Son....apparently it is a Gay Thing that has hit the mainstream with the children who are being poisoned by the nonstop assault by the Media in Support of the Deviated Homosexuals.
Anyway, The new name for He/She/It is "Slewblomkin"
This fit perfect with its desires for, meat in a wheelchair.
#15 Apr 26, 2013
I remember, as father & a husband, you drank your family GONE !!!! LMAOROFU~!
Oh well, at least you have time to spew racist hatred under ALL the monikers in memorial of your "life" !!!
Good "job" ???
#16 Apr 26, 2013
This thread is about what Barry Soetoro's handlers have done to Granny.
Your post is not attributable to anything related to the Thread, or related to any "Reality" that others here experience as they live their lives.
Nobody knows what you are typing about, and this is a part of your "Condition".
Please read this below, and get some help before you take out innocents in the Psychotic Episode, which is undeniably in your future.....Thank You
Who are these people?
These Psychotics and Sociopaths
Why are they the way they are? Apparently it has little to do with upbringing. Many studies have been done trying to find out what kind of childhood leads to sociopathy. So far, nothing looks likely. They could be from any kind of family. It is partly genetic, and partly mystery.
But researchers have found that the brains of sociopaths function differently than normal brains. And their brains function in a way that makes their emotional life unredeemably shallow. And yet they are capable of mimicking emotions like professional actors.
Sociopaths and psychopaths are the same thing. The original name for this disorder was "psychopath" but the general public and media confused it with "psycho" and "psychotic" so in the 1930s the name was changed to sociopath. Recently the media again caused a misperception that sociopaths were always serial killers, so now many call the condition "antisocial personality disorder (ASPD)."
#19 Apr 26, 2013
No integrity poster of many names,
Does somebody just "drop a Quarter in your slot", pull your chain, and unleash you to spew ignorance on good people?
You are like one of my Grand Daughters Dolls, press your belly and you say the same 2 things every time.
Grow a pair and develop some personal shame!
Since: Sep 11
#21 Apr 26, 2013
There is no question they are picking and choosing programs that will have the greatest PR impact.
Since: Sep 11
#22 Apr 26, 2013
Oops. Correction:
There is no, question, they are, picking and, choosing programs that will, have...the greatest PR, impact.
#23 Apr 26, 2013
Earlier YOU sad the sequester WOULD HAVE NO EFFECT, was that a lie, this a lie, or everything you write A LIE ???
As for the rapist comment, it's libel and the internet is forever....
Since: Sep 11
#25 Apr 26, 2013
The unfortunately the answer is yes. It's a character flaw if that wife is still with said serial philanderer but very few people seem to grasp that concept.
Since: Sep 11
#26 Apr 26, 2013
Maybe if DHS spent way less on bullets they probably don't need they would have some money to feed the elderly.
#27 Apr 27, 2013
Earlier YOU sad the sequester WOULD HAVE NO EFFECT, was that a lie, this a lie, or everything you write A LIE ???
As for the rapist comment, it's libel and the internet is forever....
Saint Paul, MN
#29 May 2, 2013
IF the DHS wasn't overstocking ammo, they would have enough money to run other programs.
#30 May 2, 2013
Armies of Brownshirt's, like every Army, run on "Beans and Bullets".
Fauch them old Folks, we gots Right Wing Christians that were in the Military to worry about!
#31 May 2, 2013
Nazis were right wing extremists, just like you.
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Video captures encoderless tubular linear motors capable of speeds up to 250 inches per second with 12 micron repeatability. A new three minute video on the Dunkermotor website lets design engineers visualize the application potential for tubular linear servo motors. Designed for high speed and acceleration actuator applications, the Dunkermotor ServoTube linear motors employ solid state sensing to provide encoderless position information with repeatability of 12 microns (about one-eighth the diameter of a human hair) and speeds up to 250 inches per second.
Traditional electromechanical linear drives (gear, ballscrew, belt) can be slow, noisy or inaccurate, and pneumatic or hydraulic linear actuators can introduce possible contamination while providing less than optimum position and speed control. Direct drive linear electric motors, on the other hand, have tended to be expensive, difficult to install or less than ideal in applications where temperature, hygiene, noise or low maintenance are important.
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1. The Field of the Invention
This invention relates to medication regimens prescribed by caregivers and, more particularly, to novel systems and methods for communicating medication regimens to clients or patients.
2. The Background Art
As the field of medicine continues to advance, particularly with the emergence of many new and effective drugs, the average life span of human beings continues to increase. In many cases, a regimen prescribed to a client or patient by a caregiver may include numerous drugs or medications. Each medication may have a distinct dosage, timetable for consumption, method of consumption, along with distinct instructions and warnings corresponding thereto. In certain instances, the timing or dosage of a particular drug may change from day to day. Moreover, medications may be administered by a professional, a relative, or the patient. As the number of medications in a selected regimen increases, so does the complexity of the medication regimen and the likelihood of error by a caregiver or patient. The error may occur in communication of or in compliance with instructions provided by a healthcare professional.
During the training of medical professionals, considerable emphasis is placed on the importance of maintaining strict accuracy in the administration of medications. Errors or misuse of drugs and medications may be dangerous to a patient, undermine their efficacy, and be extremely costly. Since many patient's medication regimens are administered at home on an out-patient basis, they are effectively self-supervised. Methods are needed to simplify and manage the communication, administration, and tracking associated with consumption of medications, so that they may be properly administered. Moreover, the ability of patients to cope with the complexity of overseeing a medication regimen may be further complicated by the patient's illness. Other factors that may undermine a patient's ability to correctly follow a medication regimen may include caregivers's or a patient's age (youth or seniority), education, language barriers, mental condition, sight or hearing impairment, and aptitude.
Tools are needed by medical professionals and professional caregivers to properly communicate with and educate both patients and caregivers about medication regimens. Charts currently used to convey this information may be useful to the caregivers themselves and others who can become familiar with them over time. However, such charts may be confusing to patients due to age (youth or seniority), education, language barriers, mental condition, sight or hearing impairment, and aptitude. Moreover, charts suitable for use may prove insufficient as teaching tools to properly educate patients and amateur caregivers.
What is needed is a chart system and process that are simplified and structured in a manner that may allow use of clear visual, iconic communication enabling substantially all patients and caregivers of varied age and medical condition to successfully follow a medication regimen.
What is further needed is a charting system and method to overcome language barriers by providing terminology, color, and symbology that can be more universally understood.
What is further needed is a charting system and method to serve as a successful teaching tool for medical professionals and professional caregivers to properly educate clients, amateur caregivers, and patients of varied age and medical condition regarding a medication regimen.
What is further needed is a charting system and method that graphically illustrate to a client or patient proper times, medications, and dosages of a prescribed medication regimen.
Also needed is a system and method for tracking, by a patient, caregiver, or medical professional, the history of administration of medications. Doctors, nurses, and other need to know what has happened compared to what was prescribed. Patients need to know what was done. Anyone administering a medication may forget what has been done or whether it has been done as routines drag on and memories of events seem to blur together.
In view of the foregoing, it is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and method for communicating a medication regimen, prescribed by a doctor or other caregiver, to a patient. A "medication communicator" chart, system, and method in accordance with the present invention may be used as a teaching tool to educate patients and to schedule events corresponding to a prescribed medication regimen. The "medication communicator" chart may include a scheduling graph having the shape of a 12-hour analog clock, 24-hour analog clock, or the like. This shape is used because it is universally understood and is more easily comprehended by the very young and elderly. In addition, the graphical nature of the analog clock may provide easier visualization over a typical rectangular chart or table. Moreover, poor eyesight is easily compensated by an analog dial, where written text may fail.
The scheduling graph may be divided into regions corresponding to each hour of a day. Fields, on the "medication communicator" chart may be receptive to labels communicating information corresponding to numerous medications in a prescribed medication regimen. Timing indicators may be applied to the regions of the scheduling graph to indicate consumption or application times of each of the medications.
Each of the medications may be readily distinguished from one another by assigning each medication a distinct color, pattern, symbol, texture, or the like. In addition, one embodiment "medication communicator" chart may include one or several fields receptive to labels printed with patient information, such as name, address, emergency contact information, identification number, if any, or any other desired patient information.
The "medication communicator" chart may include fields receptive to labels containing frequency information for consuming the medications. For example, in certain embodiments, an "every day" label may be applied to the chart to indicate that a patient is to take a medication every day. Likewise, "every other day" labels or labels designating specific days of the week may be applied to the chart to indicate when a medication is to be taken.
A label sheet may provide labels to be adhered to the "medication communicator" chart in accordance with the invention. The labels may include a pair of medication labels for each medication in the regimen. One label may be adhered to the "medication communicator" chart. The other corresponding label may be adhered directly to the packaging of the referenced medication. Each label may have the same color, pattern, symbol, texture, or the like, so that a selected medication may be referenced directly to the chart.
Each medication may include corresponding timing indicator labels characterized by the same color, pattern, symbol, texture, or the like, as the medication label. These timing indicator labels may be adhered to the regions of the scheduling graph to indicate the time a selected medication is to be taken. In certain embodiments, the "medication communicator" chart may include calendars printed thereon to assist a patient in keeping track of the medication regimen.
In certain embodiments, the scheduling graph may be represented by two separate 12-hour analog clocks to represent the A.M and P.M, hours, respectively. This embodiment may help further clarify what medications are to be taken in the A.M. hours as opposed to the P.M. hours by applying the corresponding timing indicators to separate scheduling graphs. In this embodiment, timing indicator labels having an A.M. or P.M. designation may be eliminated. In selected embodiments, the A.M. and P.M. scheduling graphs may be identified by an A.M. and P.M. icon, respectively.
In certain embodiments in accordance with the invention, a system for record keeping may be used. For example, when a medication of a medication regimen is ingested or applied, a record-keeping label, pin, magnet, magnetic label, marker, or the like, may be used on a calendar to record consumption times of medications in the medication regimen. Thus, a patient may keep records of the regimen and provide feedback to a caregiver that a medication regimen has been executed correctly.
The foregoing and other objects and features of the present invention will become more fully apparent from the following description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Understanding that these drawings depict only typical embodiments of the invention and are, therefore, not to be considered limiting of its scope, the invention will be described with additional specificity and detail through use of the accompanying drawings in which:
It will be readily understood that the components of the present invention, as generally described and illustrated in the Figures herein, could be arranged and designed in a wide variety of different configurations. Thus, the following more detailed description of the embodiments of the system and method of the present invention, as represented in
The term "patient" as used throughout the specification and claims, means any person or even an animal requiring management of a medication regimen. The terms "medicine" and "medication" as used throughout the specification and claims mean prescription and nonprescription drugs, vitamins, supplements, herbs, foods, bandages or other wraps, first aid devices, cleaning solutions, and the like. The term "caregiver" as used throughout the specification and claims means any doctor, physician, nurse, medical practitioner, family member, individual, patient, or and the like responsible for adherence to a medication regimen.
The embodiments of systems, methods, and devices in accordance with the invention will be best understood by reference to the drawings, wherein like parts are designated by like numerals throughout.
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If medication 24 is prescribed, the prescription may include timing information 26 for ingesting or applying the prescribed medication, a required dosage 28 of the prescribed medication, a duration 30 for taking the prescribed medication, and information on the actual composition 32 being prescribed.
Once a medication 24 or action regimen 22 is prescribed, a caregiver may need to communicate 34 or educate 34 this regimen 20 to the patient or to a nonprofessional caregiver. The communication 34 or education process 34 may be facilitated by the use of selected tools 36. These tools 36 may assist a patient or client in executing 58 a regimen, or may help a caregiver in actually verifying 60 that the medical regimen has been executed correctly. Tools 36 may include various visual learning tools and techniques 38.
Other factors that may be important in implementing effective tools 36 to communicate or educate 34 a patient may include cost 40, ease of use 42 of the tool 36, as well as other patient considerations 44. By patient considerations 44 is meant taking into account factors that may determine if a tool 36 in successful at communicating or educating a patient. These may include a patient's age 46, education 48, language 50, mental condition 52, sight or hearing impairment 54, aptitude 56, or the like. An effective tool 36 may be effective in overcoming any or all of these communication barriers 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56.
Once a regimen has been successfully communicated 34, a patient or client may need to actually follow 58 or execute 58 the regimen without supervision or with nonprofessional supervision. Thus where a patient is mentioned herein, a typically nonprofessional caregiver (or possibly other caregiver) may execute appropriate actions. Once the regimen has been executed 58, a caregiver may need to verify 60 that the regimen has been properly executed. This may require providing feedback 62 or results 62 to a caregiver.
After receiving feedback 62 that a regimen 20 has been properly executed, if the patient's condition has not improved at a test 62, the caregiver may choose to perform another examination 16 and prescribe another regimen 20. If the patient's condition has improved according to the test 62, but the patient's condition remains uncured, then the caregiver may again choose to perform another examination 16 and prescribe another regimen 20. However, if the condition has improved at test 62 and the condition has been successfully treated and cured in the patient, then the prescribed regimen may be ended 68.
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The scheduling graph 72 may be divided into regions 74 to produce a plurality of scheduling fields 74 so that different medications of a medication regimen 24 may be scheduled. Each scheduling field 74 may correspond to a time 76 indicating when the selected medication is to be ingested or applied by the patient. As illustrated, the scheduling graph 72 is represented by a twelve-hour analog clock. However, in other selected embodiments, a twenty-four hour analog clock may also be used. The "medication communicator" chart 70 may be printed on a variety of substrates including, but not limited to, paper, cardboard, laminate materials, glass, metal, plastics, and the like.
The "medication communicator" chart 70 may further include a plurality of medication fields 78, each corresponding to a distinct medication in a medication regimen 24. Each of the medication fields 78 may include notes and administration comments pertaining to a particular medication. For example, notes may include the strength of the medication and directions from the caregiver related to using the particular medication.
The "medication communicator" chart 70 may further include a patient information field 80 which may include desired patient information such as the patient's name, identification number if needed, address, emergency contact information, as well as other desired information. Each of the medication fields 78 may include corresponding fields 82 where timing information may be located. These spaces 82 may contain labels which indicate the timing or frequency with which a particular medication should be used. For example, a field 82 a may, for example, contain or include a label that informs the patient that a medication should be taken every day, every other day, or on selected days of the week. In addition, the "medication communicator" chart 70 may include a plurality of fields 78 to list each of the medications of a medication regimen 24.
Because of the clock-like layout of certain embodiments of the "medication communicator" chart 70, the chart 70 may be more easily understood by patients of all ages 46, particularly the young and elderly, or of disparate educations 48, languages 50, mental conditions 52, or aptitudes 56. Because of the graphical layout 72 of the "medication communicator" chart 70, medication regimen information may be more easily communicated by a caregiver to a patient or client. Moreover, because of the clock-like layout of the "medication communicator" chart 70, a patient or client may be able to easily understand the times a particular medication is to be taken by simply referencing the chart with the time on a normal twelve-hour analog clock.
The "medication communicator" chart 70 may be used to schedule medications of a prescribed medication regimen 24. However, one of ordinary skill in the art will be able to recognize that the chart 70 may be used to schedule not only medication 24, but also actions 22, or compliance with other instructions. In addition, the chart 70 may be used outside of the medical industry for many types of event scheduling. The color, pattern, symbol, or texture coding may be used in numerous applications to provide a simple, easy-to-follow, universally understood, scheduling system.
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The label sheet 81 may also include a plurality of medication labels 84 a, 84 b to provide information related to a particular medication. One medication label 84 a may be applied to the "medication communicator" chart 70 in the medication field 78 a. A second medication label 84 b may be applied directly to the packaging or enclosure of a particular medication. In addition, if syringes or other implements are used to dispense or apply a particular medication, measurement labels 88 may be used to indicate the measure, amount, etc. of medication to be dispensed. In addition, timing indicator labels 90 may be provided in order to indicate to a patient the timing or frequency with which to take a particular medication.
For example, if a medication is to be taken every day, an "every day" label 90 a may be used. However, if a particular medication is to be taken every other day, an "every other day" 90 b label may be used. Likewise, if a medication is to be taken on some other day of the week, then labels 90 c, 90 d, 90 e, 90 f, 90 g, 90 h, 90 i may be used to indicate the other days of the week. Thus a label set 92 a may be used to provide information to client regarding a particular medication. The label set 92 a may be identified by a particular color, symbol or pattern to identify a particular medication. In other embodiments, a particular texture may be used to help blind or sight-impaired patients to identify a particular medication. In the case that a patient is color-blind, a particular pattern or cross-hatching may be used to help the patient identify a particular medication.
In a similar manner, other label sets 92 b, 92 c, 92 d, 92 e, 92 f, 92 g may be assigned a different color, pattern, symbol, texture, or the like to identify other medications in a medication regimen 24. The medication information labels 84 may be configured to attach to a wide variety of medication containers including, but not limited to, bottles, tubes, inhalers, packages, boxes, blister packs, syringes, and the like.
In addition, medication information may be printed on the labels 84 using common typewriters or software templates. A particular software template may be configured so that data may be entered directly into fields 84, 94 of the label sheet 81 by a personal computer. In other embodiments, special software may be programmed so that data may be entered and then formatted to print on the labels 84, 94.
The label sheet 81 may also include one or a plurality of patient information labels 94 a, 94 b. These information labels 94 a, 94 b may include information corresponding to a particular patient such as name, identification number, address, emergency contact information, and the like. The labels 94 a, 94 b may then be removed from the label sheet 81 and applied to the "medication communicator" chart 70 in the field 80.
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Likewise, in another example, a timing indicator label 82 may be removed from the label sheet 81 and applied to the "medication communicator" chart 70 a to indicate that a medication is to be taken or applied at 8:00 o'clock A.M. Likewise, if a medication is to be taken in the evening, one of the labels 83 may be applied to the "medication communicator" chart 70 a in order to indicate what time in the evening the medication is to be taken.
In a similar manner, a medication label 84 a may be removed from the label sheet 81 and applied to the "medication communicator" chart 70 a to provide information pertaining to a first medication in a medication regimen 24. A second medication label 84 may be removed from the label sheet 81 and may be applied to a particular medication 96, such as a bottle 96 of prescription drugs. The prescription medication 96 may already include an information label 98 containing information pertaining to the medication. The medication label 84 may be adhered to the medication 96 such that the label does not hide or cover up information contained on the label 98.
In certain embodiments, the label 84 may be clear in order not to hide the inscription on the label 98. If a syringe 100, cup, spoon, or other implement 100 is to be used to dispense a particular medication, a measurement label 88 may be removed from the label sheet 81 and applied to the implement 100 or syringe 100 to indicate to the patient a particular measurement or grade to fill the syringe 100 or implement 100. In a like manner, a patient information label 94 may be imprinted with desired patient or client information and may be removed from the label sheet 81 and applied to the "medication communicator" chart 70 a.
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A second step 112 may include partially assembling 112 a second. "medication communicator" chart 70. The chart 70 may be partially assembled 112 by first applying 106 b client or patient information 94 to the chart 70 and then applying 108 b medication labels 84 to the chart 70. A caregiver may then take the first preassembled "medication communicator" chart and the second partially assembled chart and display 114 both "medication communicator" charts 70 in front of a particular client or patient.
The assembly of the second "medication communicator" chart 70 may then be completed 116 while the client or patient observes. This may include first applying 118 timing labels 90 to the chart 70 indicating the days of the week, applying 120 timing labels 82, 83 to the chart indicating the times of day each medication is to be taken, and then indicating 122 the time on an actual clock in order to help the patient be visually reminded to remember when to take the medication. Thus, the client or patient may observe the assembly of the second "medication communicator" chart 70 by the caregiver. This may assist the learning process and provide a visual aid that may be more easily remembered.
As a caregiver is completing the second chart 70, the caregiver may show 124 the client or patient each medication as the timing is designated on the chart 70. This may include showing 126 the dosage to the client, as well as showing 128 the method of preparation, application, or consumption of the medication. If an implement (e.g. syringe) 100 is needed to dispense a particular medication, the measurement may be shown on the grading of the implement 100 at this time using the labels 88. This may include showing 132 a patient how to use the implement 100, labeling 134 the implement 100 with the correct medication information, and using the labels 88 to indicate 136 the correct dosage of medication. Once the medication regimen 24 is properly demonstrated to the client or patient, the caregiver may then use various methods to verify that the patient understood the regimen 24.
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Once the proper information is printed on the labels 84, the information labels 84 may then be applied 158 to each of the medications in the medication regimen 24. Corresponding labels 84 may then be applied 160 to the "medication communicator" chart 70. Once the information labels 84 are applied 160 to the "medication communicator" chart 70, the timing labels 82, 83 may then be applied 162 to the chart 70. This may include applying 164 the labels 82, 83 such that they indicate 164 the times of day, and applying the labels 90 indicating 166 the particular days of the week that the medication is to be taken. Once the timing labels 82, 83, 90 are applied 162 to the chart 70, measurement labels 88 may be applied 168 to any syringes 100, if used.
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In certain embodiments, an A.M. icon 180 may be used to identify a first scheduling graph 72 a and a P.M. icon 182 may be used to identify a second scheduling graph 72 b. The icons 180, 182 may be located anywhere on the "medication communicator" chart 70 as long as they may be correctly identified with the corresponding scheduling graphs 72 a, 72 b. In selected embodiments, the icons 180, 182, may be located outside or inside the scheduling graphs 72 a, 72 b.
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In another embodiment, a record label sheet 202 may be used to track a client's or patient's medication regimen 24. For example, when a medication is taken corresponding to an event indicated by a timing label 82, a sticker or label 220 may be removed from the label sheet 202 and applied to the calendar 170. Each time a medication is ingested or applied, another label or sticker 200 may be applied to a particular day 198 of the calendar 170. In certain embodiments, reusable indicators 200, such as magnetic labels or reusable tacks or pins, may be used to indicate when a mediation has been taken on the calendar 170. Likewise, the calendar 170 may be constructed from a variety of materials including paper, cardboard, wood, laminates, plastics, a bulletin board material, or some other like material. In another embodiment, the labels 200 may include a particular texture such as braille which might be used by a blind or sight-impaired patient.
In another embodiment, a record marker 204 may be used to keep track of events on the "medication communicator" chart 70. When a medication is taken, the record marker may be used to annotate the event on the calendar 170. In certain embodiments, the record marker may be a dry-erase marker 204 and the calendar 170 may be a dry-erase white board. The marker 204 may also include a tether 206 to tie the marker to the "medication communicator" chart 70, or the calendar 170.
The present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from its essential characteristics. The described embodiments are to be considered in all respects only as illustrative, and not restrictive. All changes that come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the description are to be embraced within their scope.
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