Aceage Inc.

Perkinelmer Informatics, Inc.

Samuel Campbell

Art De Guzman

Dylan Stephen Horvath

Borys Chylinski

Donald Spencer Waugh

Charlie Man

Wesley Van Ooyen

Gerald Van Wyngaarden

Chad Millen

Harold Miller-Koren

Stephen Menyhart

An assembly for delivering medication to a patient has a cartridge loadable with a coiled strip of successively, physically linked medication-containing pouches. The cartridge is inserted into a delivery unit which has an advance mechanism which engages the strip and drives pouches successively out of the cartridge. Pouches are fed successively to an inspection mechanism and a separation station. At the inspection station indicia on successive pouches representing a medication schedule are inspected and compared and validated against a separately stored medication schedule recorded at the time the medication is packaged in the cartridge. A separation mechanism mounted at the separation station is used to separate a pouch at the leading end of the strip from the adjacent pouches. At a pouch exit, separated pouches are routed to a delivery zone.

Medication delivery apparatus

Presented herein are systems and methods for merging and manipulating data from different sources of clinical trial data. Clinical trial data is collected using multiple different 'forms' and can be from either a single clinical trial or from multiple clinical trials. In certain embodiments, the systems and methods described herein are provided in the form of an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) that enables a user to merge and manipulate data from two or more source tables of clinical trial data associated with one or more clinical studies to produce a custom merged table, without having to rely upon complex computer code.

Systems and methods employing merge technology for the clinical domain

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Kitchener, Canada

Samuel Campbell