Packaging

Pharma’s Role in The Global Environmental Sustainability Movement

By Bill Guilliouma | October 5, 2020
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Environmental sustainability is a broad, expansive concept that can apply to everything from agriculture and manufacturing to building design. But how is it defined? The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)… Read More »

5 Ways Medical Packaging Can Improve Patient Onboarding

By ThriveAdmin | July 6, 2017
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The pharmaceutical industry is rapidly changing with the growing popularity of biologics and biosimilars. In fact, more than 60 percent of patent filings are made on behalf of the industry’s… Read More »

Can Packaging Help Patients Learn?

By ThriveAdmin | June 1, 2016
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JOE REYNOLDS DESCRIBES HOW DEVICE TRAINER PACKAGING CAN ASSIST IN PATIENT ONBOARDING AND ADHERENCE As research manager in Noble’s design and engineering department, Reynolds helps drug and medical device manufacturers… Read More »

Noble Company Profile

By ThriveAdmin | April 15, 2016
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Noble®, the leader in onboarding and device training, is a full-service, patient-centred product development and manufacturing company. Noble works closely with the world’s leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to develop… Read More »

Where Package Meets Person: 3 Ways to Improve the Relationship

By ThriveAdmin | October 21, 2014
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Demographic, lifestyle and healthcare trends are driving demand for better human-package interaction. When consumers encounter a package in what Procter & Gamble calls the second moment of truth, the point… Read More »

Considering Human Factors And Training In Medical Device Design

By ThriveAdmin | August 7, 2014
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The patient has become the end user when it comes to many types of medical technology, and that trend is likely to continue with the rise of mobile health (mHealth),… Read More »