Connecting Drug Delivery149

Issue No #149 June 2023 June 17th, 2023

Inside the magazine

CONNECTING PHARMA: INSIGHTS FROM AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

EdgeOne Medical

CONNECTING PHARMA: INSIGHTS FROM AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

Jim McGough talks with Guy Furness about the current state and future of connectivity in drug delivery and pharma more broadly. In an enlightening discussion, Mr McGough shares insights from his time pioneering connectivity in the automotive industry at Volkswagen Group and how those lessons might apply to pharma, as well as considering what might be holding the industry back from going full steam ahead on connectivity and how that might change over the next decade.

DIGITAL TWIN IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SUPPLY CHAIN

DIGITAL TWIN IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SUPPLY CHAIN

Gerresheimer’s Ali Badiei explains the role of digital twin technology and its integration into the pharmaceutical supply chain, highlighting an innovative approach to ensuring drug identity and quality.

REIMAGINING AUTOINJECTOR CONNECTIVITY

Dr Kate Hudson-Farmer

REIMAGINING AUTOINJECTOR CONNECTIVITY

Kate Hudson-Farmer and Simon Hall discuss a new smartphone-based connectivity solution for autoinjectors that requires no additional hardware and works with most autoinjectors and smartphones.

Real-World Evidence in the Age of Digital Health – Unlocking Value for Pharmaceutical Companies

Ventsislav Dobrev

Real-World Evidence in the Age of Digital Health – Unlocking Value for Pharmaceutical Companies

Ventsislav Dobrev, Philippe Müller and Rafael Weiler explore how real-world evidence in the age of digital health can help unlock value for pharmaceutical companies.

TAKING A PATIENT-CENTRIC APPROACH TO CANCER CARE THROUGH IMMUNOTHERAPY

Dr Corinne Fechant

TAKING A PATIENT-CENTRIC APPROACH TO CANCER CARE THROUGH IMMUNOTHERAPY

Corinne Fechant and Laura Hilliquin highlight the role digital health solutions can play in supporting patient self-administration for the increasing number of immunotherapies for cancer treatment.

LESSONS FROM MARKETED MEDICAL DEVICES TO ENHANCE CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY

Fallyn Flaherty-Earp

LESSONS FROM MARKETED MEDICAL DEVICES TO ENHANCE CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY

Fallyn Flaherty-Earp looks at what medical device manufacturers can learn from connected devices already on the market and discusses the opportunities electronic inks can provide for the development of innovative therapies for the treatment of chronic diseases.

EMPOWERING PATIENTS FOR SELF-CARE WITH NFC CONNECTIVITY

NXP Semiconductors

EMPOWERING PATIENTS FOR SELF-CARE WITH NFC CONNECTIVITY

Sylvia Kaiser-Kershaw looks at how near-field communication technology can be used to add connectivity to medical devices, empowering patients to self-administer medication.

Interview with Arnaud Guillet & Fanny Sellier

Interview with Arnaud Guillet & Fanny Sellier

Arnaud Guillet and Fanny Sellier talk with Guy Furness about how Biocorp has become a key player in the field of connected drug delivery, discuss the current landscape for connectivity in drug delivery and update us on its two major parenteral products – Mallya and Injay – as well as looking forward to the launch of the company’s next generation of connected drug delivery solutions.

THE POTENTIAL OF CONNECTIVITY AND MONITORING IN MESH NEBULISERS

Carolina Dantas

THE POTENTIAL OF CONNECTIVITY AND MONITORING IN MESH NEBULISERS

Carolina Dantas and Ulf Krueger review the current connectivity and remote monitoring capabilities in mesh nebulisers – and their potential to impact patients’ healthcare journeys and the clinical development of inhaled therapies.

COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION IN CONNECTED AUTOINJECTORS: HIGH-IMPACT ADHERENCE SOLUTIONS

Chelsea Williams

COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION IN CONNECTED AUTOINJECTORS: HIGH-IMPACT ADHERENCE SOLUTIONS

Chelsea Williams, Nils Weber and Gene Rhode Fuensalida Pantig discuss the potential of collaborative innovation in connected drug delivery when it comes to creating high-impact, low-touch adherence solutions.

THE IRONIES OF AUTOMATION: LESSONS FOR REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING

THE IRONIES OF AUTOMATION: LESSONS FOR REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING

Dan Lock considers how to overcome potential pitfalls and make the most of remote patient monitoring for the benefit of both patient care and clinical trials.

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