PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes and Injection Devices Conference 2025

We look forward to seeing you at PDA UPFS (PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes and Injection Devices) – an event exploring the intersection of science, technology, patient experience and sustainability in injectable combination products.

Alastair Willoughby, Lara Zaki, John Burke and Thomas Grant, will be at stand 111, happy to discuss how Team Consulting can help you develop complex, innovative and award-winning drug delivery devices.

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Location
Austria Center, Vienna, AT

Date
20th – 22nd October 2025

Attending
John Burke
Thomas Grant
Alastair Willoughby

User engagement, connected devices and digital patient engagement

Wednesday 22nd October 2025
Session 3, Day 2 | Track B | 11:10am to 12:30pm

John Burke, Managing Consultant at Team Consulting, will moderate this panel session exploring how digital health can support patients during self-injection and help healthcare providers reduce medication errors.

Through three case studies, the session will examine approaches including connected systems, digital tools and improved traceability to enhance onboarding, patient experience and medication management.

Supporting patients to self-inject: the journey to develop digital instructions

Wednesday 22nd October 2025
Session 3, Day 2 | Track B | 11:20am to 11:35pm

Thomas Grant, Senior Consultant – Digital Health and Katie Cornish of AstraZeneca will share how Team Consulting supported the development digital instructions for an autoinjector platform, addressing ongoing challenges with patient onboarding, use-related injection errors and rising expectations for digital support.

The talk will highlight:

Insights from a patient-led, iterative design process
Common challenges in digital self-injection instructions
Practical tips for developing effective digital materials
Alignment with regulatory expectations for electronic prescribing information.

What is driving the growth in multiple drug delivery systems?

Alastair Willoughby, Head of the Mechanical Engineering Group, will explore the growing demand for multiple drug delivery systems and the evolving technology landscape enabling these solutions. He will address the rise in requests for co-delivery from a single device and how technology providers are responding with a variety of formats, from multiple primary containers to single containers holding multiple drugs.

The talk will highlight:

What is driving the need for multiple drug delivery systems
Unique challenges in developing and deploying these systems
The range of solution formats currently available.

How can we help you?

Contact us to discuss how our team can help you develop innovative drug delivery systems for surgical applications, connected drug delivery devices and so much more.