Presentation
Connected Devices and Digital Health: Challenges and Opportunities to Transform Patient Adherence and Experience
DescriptionIn the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, home-based patient care and connectivity have gained significant momentum. This shift aims to engage users more effectively by providing data that supports manufacturers, healthcare providers, and patients. This trend is especially relevant for self-administration and the incorporation of connectivity in injectable devices.
The panel discussion topics includes:
*How do connected solutions enhance patient adherence and address user requirements?
*What advantages or opportunities arise from integrating connectivity into today's injectable devices?
*How can connected solutions bridge gaps in current user needs or in non-connected injectable devices?
*What are the technical or usability challenges of incorporating connected technology into existing injectable devices?
*How regulatory and regulations take a play when it comes to combination products or interoperability delivery systems?
*How can connected combination devices in regards to data can help with clinical trials
The panel discussion topics includes:
*How do connected solutions enhance patient adherence and address user requirements?
*What advantages or opportunities arise from integrating connectivity into today's injectable devices?
*How can connected solutions bridge gaps in current user needs or in non-connected injectable devices?
*What are the technical or usability challenges of incorporating connected technology into existing injectable devices?
*How regulatory and regulations take a play when it comes to combination products or interoperability delivery systems?
*How can connected combination devices in regards to data can help with clinical trials
Moderator
Sr. Director Engineering Design and Human Factors
Event Type
Discussion Panel
TimeTuesday, April 13:30pm - 4:30pm EDT
LocationHarbour A/B
Medical and Drug Delivery Devices (MDD)