SMi Group presents their inaugural........
Wearable Injectors &
Connected Devices
9th
& 10th October 2019, Copthorne Tara Hotel, Kensington, London, UK
Proudly sponsored by: Schott & Mikron
£400 early bird ends 31st May - Register today!
Dear %%firstname%%,
SMi’s Wearable Injectors conference will
explore new technologies and advances of on-body devices for the
administration of viscous and large molecule drug delivery, and
evaluate the impact of IoT, connectivity and enhancement of
user-interface which make up core components within the wearable
devices field.
This two-day agenda offers you peer-to-peer
networking with Global Device Development Managers, Senior Connectivity
Engineers, Leaders in Device Data Generation, Human Factors Directors
and many more.
PLUS TWO INTERACTIVE HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
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8th October 2019
Cross company collaboration to develop digital therapeutic solutions using connected devices
Digital
therapeutics using connected devices are often developed in
collaboration between pharma, device and software developers, data
platform owners, data providers, wearables and sensor providers and
others.
This workshop will focus on:
- Reviewing the typical scope and component elements of a digital therapeutic * Key considerations for a successful multi-party collaboration
- Development of the collaborations of the future
This workshop is intended for those who wish to learn more about:
- Collaborating with other parties (including pharma and technology
providers) to develop digital therapeutic solutions
- How collaborations are evolving and why
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Digby Harris,
Global Category Manager – Digital Therapeutics & Devices, AstraZeneca
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Wearable injectors: Envisioning their evolution to address current and future unmet needs
Wearable
injectors offer great opportunities to improve the subcutaneous
delivery of viscous and large volume drug. However when understanding
the plethora of user, clinician, pharmacist and drug company
stakeholders’ needs, it is difficult for the current generation of
wearable injectors to meet this large array and sometimes conflicting
set of requirements.
This
workshop will explore how wearable injectors can evolve to meet unmet
needs and trends in parenteral biologic drug delivery.
- To understand the landscape of stakeholders and their needs when considering wearable injectors
- To managing conflicting needs for such devices
- Understand trends drivers for innovation for wearable injectors
- Understanding what new technology developments are required for the next generation of wearable injectors
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James Blakemore,
Senior Consultant & Sergio Marlorni,
Senior Consultant,
Cambridge Consultants
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Download
the brochure today
to see what you could gain from attending Wearable Injectors and Connected Device Conference.
Reserve your seat today to benefit
from our £400 early
bird saving when you book before 31st May 2019 here
We looking forward to welcoming you in February!
CONTACT US:
To
sponsor or exhibit, contact Alia
Malick on +44 (0)20 7827 6168
For delegate
and group bookings contact Fateja
Begum on +44 (0)20 7827 6184 |
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