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Đăng bởi lovebird21c - 04 Mar, 2020

đã có ATM bán thuốc giảm đau nhóm opioid nhé...

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Health advocates say a safe supply of opioids is critical to help prevent people from overdosing (bị quá liều) on tainted (thối, ươn, ôi (đồ ăn); hư hỏng, đồi bại, bại hoại) street drugs.

Now, a pilot project in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside provides some high-risk users with access to an automated machine that dispenses opioids prescribed by a doctor…

The machine, called MySafe, is stocked with hydromorphone tablets that are released on a pre-determined schedule to high-risk opioid users. A user must scan their palm (lòng bàn tay) on the machine to identify themselves. The machine recognizes each individual by verifying the vein pattern (mẫu hình mạch máu) in their hand and then dispenses their prescription (kê đơn, đơn thuốc).

Made of steel and bolted to the floor, MySafe resembles an ATM or vending machine. It logs every package that is released and sends that information to a web feed that only program administrators can access.

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Vivian Darkbloom How much different is this than getting a prescription filled over the counter by a pharmacist? I've always thought that pharmacists are generally overpaid for just filling prescriptions. In what percentage of cases do they actually add value other than making a retail sale? Perhaps vending machines should be expanded to dispense other types of prescription drugs. Quite possibly, this would reduce the overall cost of health care.

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