CONNECTING DRUG DELIVERY87

Issue No #87 June 11th, 2018

Issue 87 - June 2018

Inside the magazine

UPGRADING RESPIRATORY CARE WITH AI-POWERED SENSORS AND TRUE ADHERENCE DATA

Martijn Grinovero

UPGRADING RESPIRATORY CARE WITH AI-POWERED SENSORS AND TRUE ADHERENCE DATA

Martijn Grinovero and Fabian Schütte describe the potential of artificial intelligence-powered sensors used in combination with standard inhalers to upgrade respiratory therapy.

MONITORING NEBULISER USAGE & LUNG FUNCTION IN CLINICAL TRIALS

MONITORING NEBULISER USAGE & LUNG FUNCTION IN CLINICAL TRIALS

Carola Fuchs and Yvonne Koehler, explain how PARI’s special eTrack^® Controller can be used to monitor adherence during inhalation therapy which facilitates objective and remote monitoring.

PRECISION METAL COMPONENTS IMPROVE CONNECTED MEDICAL DEVICE PERFORMANCE

David Philbrick

Paragon Medical

PRECISION METAL COMPONENTS IMPROVE CONNECTED MEDICAL DEVICE PERFORMANCE

David Philbrick discusses the critical role a variety of metal springs and components play in a connected drug delivery device.

NORMALISING CONNECTIVITY – COULD UNCONNECTED DEVICES BECOME THE EXCEPTION?

Charlotte Harvey

NORMALISING CONNECTIVITY – COULD UNCONNECTED DEVICES BECOME THE EXCEPTION?

Charlotte Harvey ponders the prospect of connectivity becoming the baseline for drug delivery device design – at what point will drug delivery devices without connectivity become the exception?

ENHANCING ADHERENCE TO SELF-INJECTION REGIMENS BY CONNECTED DEVICES

ENHANCING ADHERENCE TO SELF-INJECTION REGIMENS BY CONNECTED DEVICES

Craig Baker explains how Noble has recently launched the AdereIT platform for autoinjector training and injections to tackle the problem of non-adherence.

CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY SECTOR OVERVIEW

CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY SECTOR OVERVIEW

Tom Oakley gives an overview of the state of connected devices in the drug delivery world, touching on various approaches, benefits and challenges in the sector today.

9TH ANNUAL GLOBAL DRUG DELIVERY & FORMULATION SUMMIT

CONFERENCE REVIEW

9TH ANNUAL GLOBAL DRUG DELIVERY & FORMULATION SUMMIT

James Arnold reports back from attending the 9th Annual DDF Summit in Berlin, discussing the talks themes and atmosphere at the conference.

THINK BEYOND THE DEVICE: THE MANY SIDES TO CONNECTIVITY

Alexander Dahmani

THINK BEYOND THE DEVICE: THE MANY SIDES TO CONNECTIVITY

Alexander Dahmani sheds light on some of the factors, beyond technical design and capabilities, involved in bringing a connected device to market.

THE SMART APPROACH TO HARNESSING DATA

Tom Lawrie-Fussey

THE SMART APPROACH TO HARNESSING DATA

As the drug delivery world moves to embrace big data, it is important to remember that unseen risks await the unwary. Tom Lawrie-Fussey explains further.

CONNECTED MEDICINE: INSIGHTS FROM PAYERS & OTHER STAKEHOLDERS

CONNECTED MEDICINE: INSIGHTS FROM PAYERS & OTHER STAKEHOLDERS

Sai Shankar and Chris Hogg draw upon recent research and their experiences in digital health, including interviews with payers, to explore the current state of connected medicines.

INSULCHECK CONNECT: ADDRESSING ADHERENCE WITH A CLOSED-LOOP SOLUTION

INSULCHECK CONNECT: ADDRESSING ADHERENCE WITH A CLOSED-LOOP SOLUTION

John Hughes and Alina Smotrova discuss the success of the InsulCheck Classic and how user feedback and modern technology has led to the development of its second generation, InsulCheck Connect.

ERIC DESSERTENNE, BIOCORP

Eric Dessertenne

ERIC DESSERTENNE, BIOCORP

Eric Dessertenne talks in-depth with ONdrugDelivery Magazine about the ways connectivity is developing within the pharmaceutical industry, its likely future course and how Biocorp is positioned.

EXPANDING CONNECTIVITY: ADD-ONS FOR OPHTHALMIC AND NASAL DELIVERY

EXPANDING CONNECTIVITY: ADD-ONS FOR OPHTHALMIC AND NASAL DELIVERY

Nemera introduces the e-Novelia® and e-Advancia® add-ons for ophthalmic and nasal devices.

LISTEN TO YOUR INHALER, IT MIGHT BE TELLING YOU SOMETHING

Dr Kian Min Lim

LISTEN TO YOUR INHALER, IT MIGHT BE TELLING YOU SOMETHING

Kian Min Lim and David Harris discuss how tailored algorithms can accurately detect inhalers’ acoustic signatures, effectively adding connectivity without having to add a chip to the inhaler.

THE FUTURE OF CONNECTED ASTHMA AND COPD CARE: A STEPWISE DEVELOPMENT

Dr Benjamin Jung

THE FUTURE OF CONNECTED ASTHMA AND COPD CARE: A STEPWISE DEVELOPMENT

Benjamin Jung outlines possible scenarios for the likely steps in the development and adoption of connected devices in the field of asthma and COPD care.

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