Setting the scene for the patient centric landscape

• What are the difficulties in setting up RPM and what you can do to avoid potential pitfalls

• Making patient engagement a priority

• How best to incorporate manufacturing and supply chain into your RPM set-up

Speaker: Gerresheimer

This session offers guidance on patient-centric approaches to packaging design.

• Outlining the importance of primary packaging and the need for patient involvement

• How involving patients in early development can help improve compliance and product durability from the design process

• Exploring current collaborative methods with patients to help improve current packaging standards

Speaker: Leanne Yip Heung Win, Senior product and industrial designer | Usability engineering | UX/UI | Human-centered design, Springboard

• Developing greater collaboration and communication between suppliers, manufacturers and distributors to help manage stock constraints that affect end- users

• Leveraging the latest technology to help suppliers source the right materials and manage demands

• Why mapping out key points in the supply chain lifecycle can help identify integration areas for patient involvement

Speaker: Heidi Floyd, Patient Advocate

• Enhancing clinical trial enrollment

• Drug quality improvement

• Overcoming common barriers in data capture and privacy to help evolve the patient/client experience

• Analyzing captured data to improve manufacturing and supply chain set-ups

Speaker: TBC 

• View ‘The Patient Experience’ holistically during study design

• Incorporate the right technologies ot minimise patient burden

• Solicit patient input for your study protocol

• Effectively bridging the gap between patient and manufacturer to improve the outcome of clinical studies

Panelist:

Leanne Yip Heung Win, Senior product and industrial designer | Usability engineering | UX/UI | Human-centered design, Springboard

Heidi Floyd, Patient Advocate