Drug Development & Delivery

Injection Devices: As Self-Injection Grows, Drug Delivery Gets Smarter

By ThriveAdmin | September 7, 2018
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The global injectable drug delivery market is growing around 11.8% CAGR and will soon eclipse oral delivery as the most valuable route of administration of pharmaceuticals. The market was valued… Read More »

How Technology Can Impact Patient Adherence: Increasing Patient Engagement & Education to Save the Healthcare Industry Billions

By ThriveAdmin | February 27, 2017
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Poor patient compliance and adherence cost the healthcare system more than $564 billion annually. It is important that pharmaceutical brands and healthcare providers (HCPs) leverage technology to help reduce primary… Read More »

SPECIAL FEATURE – Injectable Drug Delivery: Key Trends Define Device Design Now & in the Future

By ThriveAdmin | September 6, 2016
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  Noble: Training Devices Help Brands Create Product Loyalty Noble has developed and launched many new autoinjector and prefilled syringe training devices using a device-comparable approach. This approach means training… Read More »

Training Devices – Best Practices & Considerations in Developing Effective Training Devices for Injectable Healthcare Markets

By ThriveAdmin | September 3, 2016
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JOE REYNOLDS PROVIDES INSIGHTS REGARDING HOW DEVICE TRAINING CAN HELP IMPROVE ADHERENCE Over the years, many industry stakeholders and pharmaceutical manufacturers have come to realize the importance of training and… Read More »

SPECIAL FEATURE – Prefilled Syringes & PCM: Biologics Present a New Set of Challenges

By ThriveAdmin | May 5, 2016
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  The demand for prefilled syringes continues to grow as more patients are being required to self-administer medications, such as the increasing number of biologics and biosimilars entering the market…. Read More »

Self-Administration Device Training: Incorporating New Technologies to Reduce Device Errors

By ThriveAdmin | March 30, 2015
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At its core, the ultimate goal of device training is to improve the patient experience and create value for HCPs and industry stakeholders. Improved training technologies like error correcting and… Read More »