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Webinar: Optimization of Design Transfer from Device Development to Final assembly

SHL Medical will hold a webinar hosted by Pharmafile on February 24 at 3:00 PM UK. The webinar will be presented by Taras Seniuch, SHL’s Head of Account Management, Americas and Amy Hartl, SHL’s Director of Process Development. The presentation will be followed by a live Q&A session where attendees can come forward with their questions and have an interactive discussion with the speakers.

In this webinar, Taras and Amy will discuss the importance of design transfer within the overall autoinjector development framework and provide further insight into key factors that need to be considered for effective design transfer processes. Additionally, the speakers will explore different final assembly options and discuss the differences, risks, and advantages related to each option, highlighting SHL’s integrated process development approach to ensure effective transfer from development into commercialization.

Key topics that will be covered include:

  • Design transfer in the drug delivery device industry
  • Critical factors to consider in the design transfer processes
  • Comparison of different final assembly options
  • SHL Medical’s process development strategy and capabilities

 

 

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Meet the presenters

 

The picture of Taras Seniuch, Head of Account Management, Americas at SHL Medical

Taras Seniuch

Head of Account Management, Americas, SHL Medical

Taras Seniuch has been working in SHL since 2016. As Head of Account Management, Americas, Taras focuses on SHL’s device development and contract manufacturing offerings and services. Prior to joining SHL, Taras worked for global companies such as Sanofi, Amgen, and Vertex Pharmaceuticals. He has held a number of different roles across these organizations, including primary and secondary container development, device development, and international supply chain. 

 

The picture of Amy Hartl, Director of Process Development, SHL Medical

Amy Hartl

Director of Process Development, SHL Medical

Dr. Amy Hartl has been working at SHL since 2016. As Director of Process Development, Dr. Hartl oversees the operations, testing, and statistical analyses that are crucial for the successful design transfer of autoinjector devices from development to commercialization. The process development team develops, validates, and transfers device testing, final assembly, device labeling, final packaging, and serialization processes. In parallel, her team also develops strategies for increasing and optimizing the site’s capacity by implementing high-speed equipment, expanding technological capabilities, and leaning out existing processes. 

 

About SHL Medical

As a world-leading solutions provider of advanced drug delivery systems, SHL Medical is the partner of choice for many leading pharma and biotech companies. Driven by our company purpose – Enabling Patients’ Independence – we offer patient-centric solutions for the design, development, and manufacturing of autoinjectors, pen injectors, as well as innovative specialty delivery systems for large-volume and high-viscosity formulations. We also offer final assembly, labeling, and packaging solutions for our drug delivery systems.  ​

In response to the rising trend in home therapy, SHL has increased developmental work in the digital healthcare sector to help improve the drug delivery ecosystem

Located across Switzerland, Taiwan, Sweden, and the US, our global team of experts collaborate seamlessly as one team in utilizing our comprehensive in-house manufacturing capabilities. Our solutions offer customization and optimization for each project while proactively weaving sustainability-driven measures into our designs and processes to contribute to a cleaner earth.​

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