Jabil Healthcare

Jabil Healthcare is the medical device, diagnostics, pharmaceutical and consumer health arm of Jabil, a US-based global product and manufacturing services company. Jabil Healthcare provides services through design and development, engineering to manufacturing for drug delivery devices.

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Jabil Healthcare
Corke Abbey
Bray
Co Dublin
Ireland

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Jabil Healthcare (formerly Nypro) is the medical device, diagnostics, pharmaceutical and consumer health arm of Jabil, a US-based global product and manufacturing services company. It is one of the industry’s largest, most comprehensive healthcare manufacturing solutions and capabilities providers. Its customers have access to an array of engineering, design and manufacturing solutions across multiple sectors in the healthcare industry. The Pharmaceutical Delivery Systems (PDS) business within Jabil continues to accelerate leadership within the industry, with disciplined and innovative execution on design, engineering, product development and manufacture across multiple platforms including autoinjectors, inhalers and dosing.

Articles by Jabil Healthcare

Connected Drug Delivery – Is the Near-Term Opportunity in Clinical Development? – an Interview with Oliver Eden

Oliver Eden of Jabil Healthcare looks at the factors influencing the return on investment metrics in clinical development and introduces Jabil’s autoinjector platform Qfinity™ and its connected version, Qfinity+™.

CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY – MAXIMISING ACCESS BY DESIGN

Oliver Eden discusses the factors that drive the design and development of a reusable autoinjector solution. Foremost amongst these considerations is the patient, in terms of ease of use with the device itself and maximising access to the broadest possible population with a versatile, portfolio-enabling platform ready for the connected world.

Mr Michael Kiely

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS WHEN DESIGNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY

Michael Kiely, Gerard Linnane and Justin Carroll discuss how implementing a thoughtful design-for-sustainability process can ensure medical devices not only improve patients’ lives but are also kinder to the environment.

Mr Michael Kiely

MEDICAL DEVICE DESIGN STRATEGY FOR A CONNECTED FUTURE

Michael Kiely, Laura Marsden, Peter Stringer, and David Boyle discuss the design challenges at the electromechanical interface and encourage manufacturers to adopt a standardised approach for connecting medical devices to the cloud.

Dr Paolo Fiorini

LARGE-VOLUME INJECTORS: RISE IN BIOLOGICS BRINGS CHALLENGES

Developing devices capable of delivering highly viscous biologic drug formulations at high volumes does not come without its challenges. Paolo Fiorini, Gerard Linnane, Michael Kiely, Maciej Grygorczuk and Joshua Coyne discuss these challenges and the merits of various drive solutions.

SMART DRUG DELIVERY: PRAGMATIC APPROACH REDUCES RISK, INCREASES INNOVATION & PATIENT ADHERENCE

Getting patients to adhere to long-term therapy for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease remains a difficult issue to tackle. Conor Mulcahy discusses a smart inhaler which could help solve this problem.

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