Publications, Pharmaceutical
Enhancing the Patient Experience for Self-Injection Systems
1 Feb 2020
Self-injection treatment regimens are becoming increasingly routine for the treatment of chronic diseases but can present significant challenges with respect to patient onboarding and adherence. This article discusses how demonstration devices can be used to improve patient training and experience, to enhance patient confidence and familiarity with self-injection devices, and by extension to improve patient adherence to the prescribed treatment regimen. Nobel, an Aptar Pharma company, offers a demonstrator platform that allows drug developers to use patient experience to guide drug development from an early stage. Customizable to a specific product it can be used during clinical trials through to commercialization. A collaborative project involving the development of a demonstrator for the BD Ultrasafe product is discussed.
By: Joe Reynolds (Director of User Experience Services, Noble)
ONdrugDelivery
The complexity of injectable treatment regimens for chronic diseases means onboarding aids can be integral to disease management. Joe Reynolds discusses the role of demonstration devices in improving the patient experience, patient confidence and familiarity with devices and overall improved adherence to their treatment.