Challenges and Recent Developments in Administration Devices for Paediatrics
Posted on December 11, 2014
By: Jenny Walsh, Director
Jenny Walsh Consulting
Deborah Bickmann, Team Lead Process Development Experts
Boehringer Ingelheim
Introduction The availability and appropriate use of administration devices for children may be critical to ensure the correct dose of medicine is given. Patients, parents and carers may have difficulty in using such devices correctly, which can lead to medication error and poor treatment outcomes. ...
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