|
|
|
| home > white papers > Wrap Around Label - A Lot of Content in a Small Space - Faubel & Co. Nachfolger GmbH |
|
|
 WHITE PAPERS |
|
Faubel & Co. Nachfolger GmbH
|
|
Wrap Around Label - A Lot of Content in a Small Space
|
|
One of the world’s largest contract research organizations for the planning and conducting of clinical trials was faced with the challenge of accommodating many different national languages on an inhaler. The inhaler was then to be distributed in 47 countries. The CRO has been purchasing Faubel labels for several years now. This often involves booklet labels for vials and boxes that also require one label with texts in multiple languages. Due to the impressive quality and reliable collaboration, the organization commissioned Faubel with finding the optimal labeling solution for the inhaler.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
News and Press Releases |
 |
Brooks Introduces Azenta Life Sciences To Advance Innovative Sample Solutions
CHELMSFORD, Mass., Sept. 28, 2021 -- Today Brooks Automation,
Inc. (Nasdaq: BRKS) announces Brooks Life Sciences Services and Products
businesses will be rebranded under the creation of a new identity –
Azenta Life Sciences ("Azenta").
More info >> |
|
 |
White Papers |
 |
|
Conveying Medical Guidance in Clinical Trials – A Survey
Europital Medical Consultancy
With the incremental demand for proactive safety surveillance throughout the conduct of clinical trials, the role of Medical Management is at the fore in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of the participants. The complex responsibilities of a Medical Monitor (MM) starts from the design and development phase, through to study close out. Understanding the principle behind the protocol and the prospective medical solution the study would deliver forms the bloodline for the MM role. Often, the MM is the face of contact for both the site personnel and the study team members with regard to medical, safety and scientific issues within the project.
When it comes to medical guidance, the communication channel used to deliver solutions contributes to a large extent in effectively managing decisive situations. Our previous study on acquiring medical guidance from an operations team perspective revealed that e-mails were the most used communication method (see the article, 'Talking Points', in ICT November 2014). In our efforts to further strengthen the mode of medical guidance delivery, we designed a survey to study the existing trend and constraints in this communication chain management, as outlined here.
More info >> |
|
|
|
