From Discovery to Delivery: Engineering Safe and Effective Pharmaceutical Packaging

To engineer pharmaceutical packaging components, a deep understanding of an injectable drug's requirements and specifications, as well as its manufacturing and filling environments is crucial. In this webinar, industry experts will delve into the engineering requirements and considerations necessary to design, manufacture, and supply packaging components that safeguard drug integrity, prevent contamination, and above all, prioritize patient safety.

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Event Overview:

Without the appropriate packaging components, even the most effective injectable drug cannot achieve success. To engineer these components, a deep understanding of the drug's requirements and specifications, as well as the manufacturing and filling environments, is crucial. Additionally, considering the needs of the end-users is vital. In this webinar, industry experts will delve into the engineering requirements and considerations necessary to design, manufacture, and supply packaging components that safeguard drug integrity, prevent contamination, and above all, prioritize patient safety.
Key Learning Objectives:

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the essential elements involved in creating a safe and secure packaging component
• Discover the pivotal role that manufacturing plays in guaranteeing the utmost quality and effectiveness of pharmaceutical packaging
• Discover effective strategies for reducing risk through the implementation of quality-by-design principles and zero-defect methodology in product engineering

Who Should Attend:

• Quality/regulatory personnel in parenteral drug delivery
• Formulation scientists and packaging engineers
• Device development engineers and managers
• Technical functions surrounding drug delivery systems
• Extractable and leachable experts
• Procurement professionals

Speakers:

Tom Lenaerts
Head of Global Process Engineering
Datwyler

Tom Lenaerts joined Datwyler in 2017 and has held the positions of production manager, Datwyler Production System manager and Process & Validation manager in the Belgian plant before taking up the position of Head of Global Process Engineering. Before being part of the Datwyler organization, Tom worked for 14 years within an engineering & consultancy firm. He has a Masters in Industrial Engineering.

David Van Eylen
Global Process Engineer
Datwyler

Register Free: https://www.pharmtech.com/pt_w/discovery-to-delivery