Exclusive Interview with Cedric Gysel Johnson and Johnson’s Cedric Gysel for Pre-Filled Syringe and Injectable Drug Devices 2020

London, United Kingdom, October 24, 2019 –(PR.com)– The Pre-Filled Syringe and Injectable Drug Devices conference will allow attendees to explore design controls, life cycle management and risk strategies for PFS. Additionally, the event will bring together Global Product Managers, Senior PFS Engineers, Device Testing Managers and a variety of other industry professions to share their expert knowledge and engage in peer-to-peer networking experiences.

Ahead of the conference, SMi caught up with Johnson & Johnson Senior Healthcare Solutions Manager, Cedric Gysel. Cedric holds a Master in Medical Device Technology from the University of Applied Science at Bern, Switzerland and has more than 10 years of experience in device development and lifecycle management. At Johnson & Johnson, he is responsible for Patient Centered Design initiatives supporting Janssens R&D and Supply Chain portfolio driving better outcomes and improving user experience.

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The interview explores the key challenges in the PFS marketplace and Cedric’s prediction for the growth of the industry.

Snapshot of Cedric’s Interview:

What are the key challenges if any facing the PFS USA marketplace?
“A lot of the key challenges encompass new innovations and how can you react to the new drugs that are coming out. There is a rise in the demand for lower doses and higher volume injections. There will also be a lot of diversification in the market of pre-filled syringes, going into cartridges and other mediums as well, for example: patch injectors, bolus injectors and large-volume injectors will definitely be an important topic.”

Where do you think the biggest growth area will be in 2019?

“Definitely large-volume injectors. We are working on a number of low concentration, high volume drugs, as well as a number of developments that will go to patch and bolus injectors. There is a lot coming out in the near future that will change the market quite significantly. The overall volume of drugs is going down, so will probably have much more of a range of different syringes in the portfolio with lower volumes. This is a challenge for the industry and for suppliers.”

Visit the event website to download the full interview at www.pre-filled-syringes.com/prcom9

Pre-Filled Syringes and Injectable Drug Devices
15–16 January 2020
London, UK

Proudly sponsored by:
BD Medical, Fruh, Harro Hofliger, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical, Nelson Labs, Nemera, PHC Corporation, Schott, Zeon and ZwickRoell

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