One QLIC a day
keeps the doc away
Qlic models adherence as a behavioural signal creating structured visibility into patient engagement over time
One QLIC a day
keeps the doc away
Qlic models adherence as a behavioural signal creating structured visibility into patient engagement over time
A GLOBAL HEALTHCARE CHALLENGE
What is medication non-adherence and why it matters?
Medication non-adherence remains one of the most persistent structural inefficiencies in healthcare systems worldwide. Despite advances, a substantial proportion of patients do not take medication as prescribed leading to avoidable complications, higher system costs and suboptimal treatment outcomes. But non-adherence is the visible outcome of evolving behavioural patterns. System improvement begins with understanding those patterns and not simply recording missed doses.
Solving the problem
From intervention to insight
Technology and behavioural science can now be effectively combined to provide digital interventions and help us learn about patient well-being and behaviour in order to support the design of tailored, personalised and adaptive therapy plans.
Capturing essential data and gaining insights into patient behaviour can help us learn what drives a particular patient to be non-adherent. Behavioural science can be used to design motivational tools and personalised educational content which can support a positive change in patient habits and ultimately improve adherence.
A GLOBAL HEALTHCARE CHALLENGE
What is medication non-adherence and why it matters?
Medication non-adherence remains one of the most persistent structural inefficiencies in healthcare systems worldwide. Despite advances, a substantial proportion of patients do not take medication as prescribed leading to avoidable complications, higher system costs and suboptimal treatment outcomes. But non-adherence is the visible outcome of evolving behavioural patterns. System improvement begins with understanding those patterns and not simply recording missed doses.
Solving the problem
From intervention to insight
Technology and behavioural science can now be effectively combined to provide digital interventions and help us learn about patient well-being and behaviour in order to support the design of tailored, personalised and adaptive therapy plans.
Capturing essential data and gaining insights into patient behaviour can help us learn what drives a particular patient to be non-adherent. Behavioural science can be used to design motivational tools and personalised educational content which can support a positive change in patient habits and ultimately improve adherence.
BEHAVIOURAL SIGNAL PLATFORM
Shaping How Adherence Is Understood
Supporting long-term therapy requires more than isolated reminders. It requires consistent visibility into how engagement evolves over time. Qlic enables structured participation in daily treatment routines, creating meaningful touchpoints between patients and care teams. By capturing adherence- related inputs across time, the platform helps reveal engagement patterns that can inform more thoughtful, coordinated care.
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High energy efficiency.
No need to charge.
No WIFI. No bluetooth.
NFC communication
Privacy data safety
Biocompatible materials