Personalized medication adherence
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Final pitch: SoftServe Team gathered at Hacking Health (Strasbourg, FR) to #biohack medication adherence. We had pharmacists, psychiatrist, clinical researcher, surgeon join our team and iterated our assumptions by a field survey with actual patients. This is our final pitch slides and the sample application will be posted seperately
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