This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Walgreen Company. Active years: 2024.
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Years Active: 2024
Title: Patricia Daugherty: Innovator in Pharmaceutical Safety
Introduction
Patricia Daugherty is a notable inventor based in Highland Park, IL (US). She has made significant contributions to the field of pharmaceutical safety through her innovative patent. Her work focuses on identifying potential red flags in the dispensing of controlled substances, ensuring that regulations are upheld and patient safety is prioritized.
Latest Patents
Patricia holds a patent titled "Systems and methods for automatically identifying good faith dispensing red flags." This patent outlines systems and methods for identifying Good Faith Dispensing red flags, as well as evidence to support the validity of prescriptions for any red flags. The invention is designed to assist pharmacists in evaluating patient information coordinated across a network of pharmacies. An exemplary computer-implemented method may include receiving a request to dispense a medication prescribed to a patient, collecting information associated with the patient, and identifying one or more red flags associated with dispensing the medication. The method further includes determining whether dispensing the medication would violate any regulations and, if so, preventing the dispensing of the medication.
Career Highlights
Patricia Daugherty is currently employed at Walgreen Company, where she applies her expertise in pharmaceutical safety. Her innovative approach has contributed to enhancing the processes involved in medication dispensing, thereby improving patient care and compliance with regulations.
Collaborations
Throughout her career, Patricia has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Patricia Zagami and Jon J Arends. These collaborations have fostered a productive environment for innovation and development in the pharmaceutical sector.
Conclusion
Patricia Daugherty's contributions to the field of pharmaceutical safety through her patent demonstrate her commitment to improving patient care and regulatory compliance. Her work continues to influence the practices of pharmacists and the safety of medication dispensing.