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In November 2017, the FDA approved the first digital pill designed for psychiatric patients. This medication, called Abilify MyCite, is prescribed for the treatment of schizophrenia, the acute treatment of manic and mixed episodes associated with bipolar I disorder, and as an adjunct treatment for depression in adults.

The tablet contains an ingestible event marker sensor that activates when it comes into contact with stomach fluid. This sensor communicates with a wearable device known as the MYCITE Patch, which detects and records the date and time of tablet ingestion. The Abilify MyCite System typically takes 30 minutes to 2 hours to confirm that the tablet has been ingested. The data collected by the Patch is transmitted to the MYCITE APP, allowing patients to review their medication ingestion records with their physician. A secure web-based dashboard provides healthcare providers access to medication ingestion patterns over time. With patient consent, selected care team members and family members can also view the shared data. (Otsuka, 2018)

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·      Medication Adherence

·      Insight into patient’s health status

·      Monitoring of physiological response

·      Improve patient’s overall well-being

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·      Privacy and Security of patient information

·      Patient’s Right to refuse medication

·      Cost $1650 per month

·      Voluntary

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In my opinion, there are both advantages and disadvantages to using digital pills for medication adherence among psychiatric patients. I believe that further research is necessary in this area. On one hand, if a patient understands and consents to the reasons behind being prescribed digital medication, it could lead to positive outcomes. However, these monitoring systems also have several drawbacks. For example, there is a significant cost difference between traditional medications and digital pills, which could increase taxes and insurance expenses (Sideri et al., 2022).

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My strengths include:

1. Responsibility: I take psychological ownership of my commitments and am dedicated to stable values such as honesty and loyalty.

2. Includer: I am accepting of others and am aware of those who may feel left out. I actively work to include everyone.

3. Learner: I strongly desire to learn and continuously improve. The process of learning excites me more than the outcome.

4. Belief: I hold specific core values that remain unchanged. These values give me a clear sense of purpose for my life.

5. Achiever: I work hard and have a high stamina level. I take great satisfaction in being busy and productive.

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My team would consist of Angelica (Analytical), Carter (Communication), Daisy (Developer), Faith (Futuristic), and Ivan (Intellection).

I firmly believe that effective communication among its members is essential for a team to thrive and succeed. This involves sharing information openly and actively listening to one another. Having a shared vision or goal also unites the team, providing direction and purpose. When everyone understands and is aligned with the team’s objectives, it fosters collaboration and enhances overall performance.