Injectable Drug Delivery: Devices Focus67

Issue No #67 May 16th, 2016

Inside the magazine

EMBRACING THE FUTURE: CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY SOLUTIONS

EMBRACING THE FUTURE: CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY SOLUTIONS

SHL Group explore the opportunities that the advance of digital health can bring to pharma companies, using a connected device solution to illustrate how connectivity can improve adherence to medication.

ADVANTAGES OF USING AN ELECTRONIC INJECTOR FOR DUAL CHAMBER CARTRIDGES

Bjarne Sørensen

ADVANTAGES OF USING AN ELECTRONIC INJECTOR FOR DUAL CHAMBER CARTRIDGES

Bjarne Sørensen explores the benefits offered by an alternative technology – the electronic injector – and how it can be used to incorporate likely future requirements such as connectivity and reduced packaging.

COMPANY SHOWCASE: HASELMEIER

PREFILLED SYRINGES

COMPANY SHOWCASE: HASELMEIER

Haselmeier discusses its business philosophy and expands upon its range of injection pen devices.

PRODUCT SHOWCASE: PREMIUMCOAT™

PRODUCT SHOWCASE: PREMIUMCOAT™

Anne Bailey discusses Aptar Stelmi's PremiumCoat™, a novel range of coated elastomeric stoppers for biopharmaceuticals.

INJECTING HUMAN FACTORS/USABILITY ENGINEERING INTO INJECTION DEVICE DESIGN

INJECTING HUMAN FACTORS/USABILITY ENGINEERING INTO INJECTION DEVICE DESIGN

Fourth in a series of articles covering quality system requirements for medical devices used to deliver drugs and biologics and combination/borderline products, Marc Egeth, Patricia McGahern and Sarah Johnstone discuss use errors associated with marketed and in-development injection systems.

APPLYING DEVICE DESIGN CONTROL CORE PROCESSES

APPLYING DEVICE DESIGN CONTROL CORE PROCESSES

Lilli Zakarija examines the selection of off-the-shelf drug delivery devices by pharmaceutical and biologics companies.

BREAKING THE 1 ML BARRIER

PREFILLED SYRINGES

Christian Herget

BD (Becton Dickinson & Company)

BREAKING THE 1 ML BARRIER

Christian Herget and Vincent Herin, explores the evolution of innovative syringe-based combination products for the administration of biopharmaceutical drugs.

A CARTRIDGE-BASED DRUGDELIVERYSYSTEM FOR PUMP SYSTEMS

Hans Peter Manser

A CARTRIDGE-BASED DRUGDELIVERYSYSTEM FOR PUMP SYSTEMS

Ludwig Weibel describes small, easy-to-use cartridge-based drug delivery systems and discusses how Weibel's system incorporates all the parts needed for a specific drug application into one product.

THE DRIVE UNIT OF THE PATCH PUMP

Dr Gerhard Mayer

THE DRIVE UNIT OF THE PATCH PUMP

Gerhard Mayer and Sandra de Haan describe how, together with their pharmaceutical partner scPharmaceuticals (Lexington, MA, US) and Buehler Motor, developed the drive mechanism for a new, soon-to-be launched patch pump.

ASSESSING THE IMPACT ON DRUG DOSE DELIVERY OF A TWO-STEP AUTOINJECTOR

PREFILLED SYRINGES

Isabelle Delcroix

ASSESSING THE IMPACT ON DRUG DOSE DELIVERY OF A TWO-STEP AUTOINJECTOR

Isabelle Delcroix introduces a two-step autoinjector platform, Safelia, which incorporates innovative and patented design features that enable it to deliver a both fluid and viscous formulations from standard glass prefilled syringes.

CREATING A DEVICE-COMPARABLE TRAINER TO ADDRESS INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

PREFILLED SYRINGES

CREATING A DEVICE-COMPARABLE TRAINER TO ADDRESS INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

Mike Siemer reports on the development of training devices that replicate the design and operation of the autoinjectors so patients can better understand how to use them.

PACKAGING FOR INJECTABLE DRUG DELIVERY DEVICES

PREFILLED SYRINGES

PACKAGING FOR INJECTABLE DRUG DELIVERY DEVICES

Seán Egan and Angela Shotton describe how Nelipak’s transit tray solutions are comfortably keeping pace with current and future trends in the pharma and biopharma industry.

COMPANY SHOWCASE: CREDENCE MEDSYSTEMS

PREFILLED SYRINGES

Credence MedSystems

COMPANY SHOWCASE: CREDENCE MEDSYSTEMS

John Merhige overviews the offerings of Credence Medsystems, the Companion Product Family, and the company's Innovation Without Change philosophy.

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