For Patients Who Self-Inject, Training Devices May Hold Multiple Benefits
For patients living with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crohn’s or other autoimmune diseases, one of the hardest parts of dealing with the condition may be the need to self-inject medication. While doctors… Read More »
Improving Patients’ Self-Injection Experience
The rapid advancement of biologic therapies has created numerous opportunities for improving patient self injection. As a result, every year, more patients are being introduced to both established and new… Read More »
Noble Announces New Executive Director and Director of Business Development
Noble is excited to welcome Joe Masci as Executive Director of Business Development. Masci joins Noble with more than 12 years of direct industry experience supporting both US and global… Read More »
Training Patients to Self-Inject Medications Key to Improved Adherence
Overall rates of chronic illnesses such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis (MS) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are expected to skyrocket in the coming years. Treating these diseases successfully—and managing their associated… Read More »
Autoinjector Training May Lead to Patient Adherence
Patient training devices used to ease anxiety related to the use of autoinjectors and prefilled syringes may offer industry data that can be used to develop and/or enhance these and… Read More »
Realistic Pulmonary Delivery System Trainers: Benefits For Patients, Physicians and Drug Manufacturers
The use of training devices has been shown to improve correct inhalation device technique in patients. In this article, Craig Baker, Executive Vice-President, Noble, discusses the prevalence of improper use… Read More »