Patch Pump and High Volume Injection Systems
In-Person Event
Oct 02 - 03, 2018
London, England, GB
OVERVIEW
Patch Pump and High Volume Injection Systems is organized by Management Forum (Mf) Ltd and will be held from Oct 02 - 03, 2018 at The Rembrandt Hotel, London, England, United Kingdom.
The target audience for this medical event is who are interested in learning about, developing or sourcing wearable drug delivery devices. This includes pharmaceutical, medical device and drug delivery companies both large and small. The conference will be of particular interest to R&D, technical, medical, clinical, operating and marketing functions at all levels of management within these organizations.
Conference Overview:
The first “wearable” drug delivery device was developed in the early 1960s, a backpack which delivered insulin to the wearer. Smaller, more conveniently wearable, syringe-drivers were developed over the following decades for delivery of insulin. These type of devices are now universally known as insulin pumps and the latest versions are stuck directly onto the skin and controlled wirelessly. Ambulatory syringe drivers and bladder pumps are also used for chemotherapy and analgesia.
From the 1980s onwards, wearable passive transdermal patches were developed for dosing a range of drugs such as hormones, analgesics, anti-hypertensives and nicotine to aid smoking cessation. Recently there has been an emphasis on the development of wearable pumps to deliver larger volumes of biologic drugs, which would be inconvenient to deliver by self-injection.
Conference Objectives:
• Emerging trends for novel drug delivery systems
• Understanding the market for wearable large volume injectors
• Assessing injection site pain
• Challenges with high volume and high viscous drug formulations
• Demand for large volume Injectors
• Advances in patch pump technology
• Patch pumps and large volume injectors for volumes from 1 to 20 mL n Enterprise connected health and wearable drug delivery
• Drug delivery solutions for advanced biologics
• Advances in fill and finish process for biotech products
• Challenges of medication delivery in acute and chronic care settings n Implications for device design for increasing dose volume
• Low power wireless for drug delivery applications
Tickets :
• Course Fee in GBP 1558.80 book before Aug 24, 2018, after that GBP 1798.80.
• Course Fee in EUR 2182.80 book before Aug 24, 2018, after that EUR 2518.80.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
The target audience for this medical event is who are interested in learning about, developing or sourcing wearable drug delivery devices. This includes pharmaceutical, medical device and drug delivery companies both large and small. The conference will be of particular interest to R&D, technical, medical, clinical, operating and marketing functions at all levels of management within these organizations.
Conference Overview:
The first “wearable” drug delivery device was developed in the early 1960s, a backpack which delivered insulin to the wearer. Smaller, more conveniently wearable, syringe-drivers were developed over the following decades for delivery of insulin. These type of devices are now universally known as insulin pumps and the latest versions are stuck directly onto the skin and controlled wirelessly. Ambulatory syringe drivers and bladder pumps are also used for chemotherapy and analgesia.
From the 1980s onwards, wearable passive transdermal patches were developed for dosing a range of drugs such as hormones, analgesics, anti-hypertensives and nicotine to aid smoking cessation. Recently there has been an emphasis on the development of wearable pumps to deliver larger volumes of biologic drugs, which would be inconvenient to deliver by self-injection.
Conference Objectives:
• Emerging trends for novel drug delivery systems
• Understanding the market for wearable large volume injectors
• Assessing injection site pain
• Challenges with high volume and high viscous drug formulations
• Demand for large volume Injectors
• Advances in patch pump technology
• Patch pumps and large volume injectors for volumes from 1 to 20 mL n Enterprise connected health and wearable drug delivery
• Drug delivery solutions for advanced biologics
• Advances in fill and finish process for biotech products
• Challenges of medication delivery in acute and chronic care settings n Implications for device design for increasing dose volume
• Low power wireless for drug delivery applications
Tickets :
• Course Fee in GBP 1558.80 book before Aug 24, 2018, after that GBP 1798.80.
• Course Fee in EUR 2182.80 book before Aug 24, 2018, after that EUR 2518.80.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
KEY DATES
02 Oct, 2018
Event Start Date
03 Oct, 2018
Event End Date
SPECIALITIES
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