Fig. 3.

Novel medication supply model where the community pharmacy provides unit-of-use pouches (medication roll Mo-Su) with all solid oral medications directly to patient home, except opioids for opioid-assisted treatment (OAT) and methylphenidate (S). The pouches are loaded into a lockable, remote-controlled dispenser that can be programmed according to a patient’s medication schedule. The dispenser records dates and times of medication retrievals and wirelessly transmits them to a server (blue waves). Patients obtain the opioid agonist therapy (S) from the outpatient addiction service (OAS) in regular intervals, at least once weekly, according to local law requirements