The Latest Trends Driving the Medication System

Pharma companies are also providing options to patients. So, here are three of the latest trends driving this industry.

Since patients now want faster healing, fast medication delivery, the pharma companies cannot restrict themselves only for drug development and selling. The industry is now known to have a more personal approach for assisting the patients for a better understanding of the medications, their needs and to comply with the treatments and therapies. Here are two trends that are running the industry now.

Physician Dispensing, or In-Office Drug Dispensing Program

The physician in office dispensing system is in trend since it makes the patients to get their medication at their doorstep and does not need them to go to a pharmacy. The biggest advantage this system provides is the health improvement and convenience. The patients can better stick to the treatment plan with this system.

It has been seen that 30% of patients fail to follow the prescriptions and 50% of the patients with chronic conditions fail to take medications as instructed. With this system the patients can maintain their schedules of medications and the doctors are more able to monitor their patients.

Digital Transformation in the Pharma Industry

Besides the physician in office medication system there are different health care facilities who use digital technology for the treatment plans of their patients. There are devices that diagnose and share the data in the cloud platform. It also helps the patients to be an active part of their treatment plan. They get a data to visualize how the treatment plan and the medications are helping their health. This technological advent helps the doctors and the patients to stay connected.

PD-RX Pharmaceutical Medication Dispensing Program

We are an FDA approved facility for pharmaceutical repackaging to make the dispensing program and point of care medication easier for the patients and health care providers. The dispensing program involves labeling, distribution after packaging. We follow and maintain a quality maintain process for safety and transparency.

**Disclaimer: The information on this page is not intended to be a doctor's advice, nor does it create any form of patient-doctor relationship.