Designing safe, effective, and differentiated combination products
Early definition:
establishing your device strategy
Identifying unmet needs
Understanding the patient journey
Developing roadmaps for device and beyond
Advanced Development:
optimizing the technologies that drive innovation
Developing new core technologies
Leveraging existing technologies into new applications
New product development:
under design controls through transfer to commercial manufacturing
Optimizing design for manufacturing
Quick and efficient commercial scale up and life cycle management
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How Needs Characterization Can Fuel Patient Engagement
Successfully Developing Combination Products – Key factors to consider when developing your device strategy
Combination Product Success Drivers
Human factors engineering – Supporting key regulatory factors while designing for optimal user experiences
The Value of a Sound Human Factors Plan
Advanced R&D – Characterizing, innovating, and implementing novel injection platforms that can be scaled to multiple applications
Pushing Combination Product Risk Upstream to Accelerate Time to Market
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