Medical Device Usability announces findings of new injection device research study

The latest findings from a Medical Device Usability research study will be presented at the Pre-Filled Syringes Europe 2017 conference in London next week.

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Richard Featherstone, Managing Director of Cambridge-based Medical Device Usability (MDU), will be presenting the latest findings from a recent MDU research study into patient preferences for injection devices at the annual Pre-Filled Syringes Europe 2017 conference in London on 18th and 19th January.

Richard will be speaking at the two-day conference at 10.30am on Thursday 19th January 2017.

Other subjects under discussion at the two-day conference include:

  • Regulatory challenges at the interface of medicines and medical devices
  • New technologies for pre-filled syringes – streamlining innovation
  • Combination products – challenges and opportunities
  • Recent guidelines on Human Factors Engineering
  • The future of parenteral drug delivery – moving from drug delivery devices to therapy management ecosystems.

More information about the conference is available on the Medical Device Usability web page at www.medical-device-usability.com/blog

Daily updates from the conference will be available via the Medical Device Usability website.

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