Directly observed therapy (DOT) has no quantitatively important effect on cure rates or treatment completion in people receiving treatment for tuberculosis (TB). So concludes a systematic review of ...

When applied to HIV care, the community-based model of directly observed therapy (DOT) has no effect on virologic outcomes, but significantly improves patient survival. This is according to ...

Patrick K Moonan; Teresa N Quitugua; Janice M Pogoda; Gary Woo; Gerry Drewyer; Behzad Sahbazian; Denise Dunbar; Kenneth C Jost Jr; Charles Wallace; Stephen E Weis Texas State statute requires ...

BALTIMORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--For those striving to manage opioid use disorder, daily, in-person dosing (Directly Observed Therapy, or DOT) is the standard of care. While DOT secures high rates of ...

Patients with tuberculosis who used a digital medication reminder monitor had better health-related quality of life (HRQOL) and lower catastrophic costs compared with patients who used a standard ...