About

Josh Hopkins, Engineering Manager, is responsible for design, engineering and development of regulated and non-regulated medical devices. He has over nine years of medical device and pharmaceutical development experience including a focus in product development, risk management, programme management and human factors engineering. Josh has earned a Bachelor of Science in Biological Engineering and a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Florida (FL, US).

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CONNECTIVITY

HOW DIGITAL MEDICAL DEVICES ARE MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF CLINICAL TRIALS

Josh Hopkins discusses the challenges that have been present in conducting clinical trials at a central brick-and-mortar location since their inception, and how modern digitisation presents an opportunity to improve clinical trial methodology by liberating it from the need for an in-person central study site via the use of digital medical devices and technologies.

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PREFILLED SYRINGES

IMPROVING PATIENTS’ SELF-INJECTION EXPERIENCE

Jeff Lettman and Josh Hopkins explain how they worked with a client to develop a product that would function with the pre-existing drug delivery device to help rheumatoid arthritis patients with reduced dexterity.