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Connecting Drug Delivery
103
Issue No #103 Dec 2019
December 7th, 2019
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Issue 103 - Dec 2019
Inside the magazine
CONNECTIVITY
Rachel An
HOW TO DEVELOP A CUSTOMISED IOT PLATFORM WITH A RUNNING START
Do you need a drug delivery Internet of Things (IoT) platform across your entire portfolio of drugs that is agnostic to the type of source container, drug viscosity and the volume to be dispensed? Rachel An and Gillian Harding-Moore discuss how to develop such a platform with a running start.
CONNECTIVITY
Kelly Boyer
Colorcon
THE TRUSTED TABLET: A NEW LEVEL OF SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY FROM MASS DIGITALISATION OF MEDICINES
Kelly Boyer, Trent Lund and Barry McDough describe a means of mass digitalising medicines to address the problem of illegal and unauthorised production of pharmaceutical products in a meaningful way.
EARLY INSIGHT
Nick Rollings
A FLEXIBLE, MODULAR PLATFORM TO DISRUPT THE BLOCKBUSTER MANUFACTURING MODEL
Nick Rollings, Colin Barker and Richard Vellacott discuss the drug delivery scenario in the advanced therapy (AT) era, examining how the current slow-moving blockbuster treatment model is making way for a fast-moving, patient-focused era of personalised medicine
CONNECTIVITY
Neil Williams
Phillips Medisize
NEXT-GENERATION CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY SUPPORTS DATA LIQUIDITY & COST SAVINGS
Neil Williams discusses medication non-adherence, the toll it takes on the healthcare system and how integration, analytics and more affordable connectivity in drug delivery devices as part of a connected health ecosystem improves patient care and lowers costs.
CONNECTIVITY
Barbara Taylor
Portal Instruments
AN INJECTION OF CONNECTED NEEDLE-FREE INNOVATION
Barb Taylor discusses the next generation of needle-free injection devices, which incorporate connectivity.
EXPERT VIEW
Dr Ulrica Sehlstedt
TRANSFORMING HEALTHCARE – HOW CURATIVE THERAPIES WILL DISRUPT THE MARKET
Ulrica Sehlstedt, Craig Wylie, Thomas Unger, Rebecka Axelsson Wadman, Vikas Kharbanda, and Satoshi Ohara, all members of Arthur D. Little’s Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice, explain how the shift to curative treatments promises to transform the entire healthcare ecosystem.
CONNECTIVITY
Marcus Bates
Aptar Pharma
THE CURRENT STATE OF PLAY IN CONNECTED DEVICES
Marcus Bates; Joachim Koerner and Jerôme Prraquin discuss the current state of play, what connected device advocates are doing to enable faster implementation, and how we can optimise connected technology while reducing the cost and improving human factors.
EXPERT VIEW
Dr Juan Nogueira
CHOOSING THE RIGHT CONNECTIVITY FOR DRUG DELIVERY AND MEDICAL PRODUCTS
Juan Nogueira; Tommaso Borghi and Marco Vergani discuss the factors that need to be taken into account in the selection of connectivity technology for a drug delivery device or other medical product.
CONNECTIVITY
Biocorp
PRODUCT SHOWCASE: Injay – Connected Prefilled Syringe
Biocorp presents Injay, the first prefilled syringe with built-in connectivity, providing a cost-effective and easy-to-implement solution that improves treatment adherence, upholds quality of reporting, and provides a secure treatment protocol and traceability.
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