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On March 26, the Delaware Valley Chapter of PDA and West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. co-sponsored a workshop: Defining a Strategy for Combination Products, at West’s headquarters in Exton, PA. More than 150 people from 45 companies that provide drug products and combination products attended. In prior PDA events, combination product regulatory challenges have been cited often as an area both of interest and confusion. This workshop aimed to address them.
The keynote speakers discussed:
Key takeaways included:
The workshop also included demonstrations of West’s capabilities in container closure integrity (CCI) testing, performance testing, and flexible filling of polymer cartridge systems used in combination products.
On <span>November 6, 2020</span>, West’s Regulatory Affairs Senior Director, Lynn Lundy, presented at the 2020 ISPE (International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering) Annual Meeting and Expo. The week-long virtual meeting focused on steering the future of pharmaceutical science and manufacturing toward a more global, synchronized, and quality-driven industry. Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical professionals from drug manufacturing, supply chain, devices and equipment and services, and global regulatory agencies were in attendance to discuss hot topics such as Data Integrity, Covid-19 Impact, Combination Products and more.
Combination products open up new vistas when it comes to delivering innovative therapies to patients in need, but teams bringing these products to the market face a number of significant hurdles. Recent surveys conducted by West at workshops held in PA and AZ have revealed some of our customers’ biggest challenges. This is the first of three blogs focused on these challenges — and how West can help Simplify the Journey™ when it comes to developing a combination product.
There are clear gaps in understanding in the market of combination products. A major one was highlighted at a recent workshop sponsored by West. A survey showed that <em>over 20% of attendees were not aware of the considerations needed to build a control strategy. </em>
The combination product market has seen a significant amount of growth,<sup>i</sup> driven primarily by the rise in chronic disease indications, the demands for self-administered therapies and technological advancements. The use of combination products simplifies the process of drug administration for the patient and/or the caregiver and, in some cases, allows the patient to receive treatment at home rather than having to travel to a medical facility. However, there are many challenges that need to be navigated as one considers the transition from a vial system to a needle-based combination product.
Earlier this year, we held a free 3-day virtual workshop (4 hours per day) bringing together industry experts and thought leaders in a unique forum to address a series of challenges and practical strategies to de-risk their injectable combination product development and commercialization.
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