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7 recommendations to increase training consistency for patients self-injecting biologics

By Bill Guilliouma | September 9, 2021
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Biologic drugs are finding growing success in addressing chronic diseases — from diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis to multiple sclerosis and Crohn’s. A significant rise in self-injection therapies is contributing to… Read More »

Supporting Improved Patient Onboarding and Adherence With Training Solutions

By Bill Guilliouma | May 28, 2020
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With more biologics and drug delivery device options entering the market in recent years, pharma companies can decide whether it would be easier for patients to self-inject with an autoinjector… Read More »

Enhancing the Patient Experience for Self-Injection Systems Through Demonstration Devices

By Bill Guilliouma | February 4, 2020
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Diagnoses of chronic illnesses such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA), Crohn’s disease and osteoporosis are expected to skyrocket in the coming decade, resulting in growing use of patient-centric drug delivery devices… Read More »

Response to News Release from 215 Biopharma KOLs

By Bill Guilliouma | January 14, 2020
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In the January 2020 edition of STAT News was a news release from 215 biopharma CEOs and industry leaders. The news release leverages 2020 as the beginning of “the dawn… Read More »

Noble’s Self-Injection Trainers for Rheumatoid Arthritis Drugs

By Bill Guilliouma | October 15, 2019
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Last year, Medgadget heard from Noble International about its smart training devices that educate patients on safe and effective at-home use of prefilled syringes and autoinjectors. At the time, Joe Reynolds, Research Manager… Read More »

How Well Are Your Rheumatology Patients Self-Administering Their Medication?

By Bill Guilliouma | October 9, 2019
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  A primary goal of rheumatologists remains alleviating the pain, stiffness and tenderness that mark rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Yet in an era marked by a significant increase in self-injection options,… Read More »