Cambridge Design Partnership

Cambridge Design Partnership is an independent innovation partner that designs and engineers drug delivery systems, as well as diagnostics, surgical equipment, and other health-related products. It has completed >1,000 product development assignments for business around the world.

Head Office
Cambridge Design Partnership Ltd
Church Road
Toft
Cambridge
CB23 2RF
United Kingdom

Phone / Contact

T: +44 1223 264428
F: +44 1223 265749

Articles by Cambridge Design Partnership

HOW A DIGITAL APPROACH CAN UNPICK CLINICAL TRIAL CHALLENGES AND IMPROVE OUTCOMES

Matt Ash, Tom Lawrie-Fussey and Bastiaan De Leeuw look at the role digital technology can play in the development of drug-device combination products.

SIX TECHNIQUES FOR RAPID EARLY-STAGE MEDICAL DEVICE DEVELOPMENT

Stuart Curtis runs through six techniques which, in his experience, are invaluable for accelerating the early development stages of drug delivery device design and can therefore be of great use when trying to accelerate a product’s time to market.

Tom Lawrie-Fussey

WE’RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD: “USE-LIKE” PROTOTYPING OF DIGITAL CONCEPTS

Tom Lawrie-Fussey and Lucy Sheldon introduce “Wizard of Oz” testing, named after the classic novel and film, whereby experimenters can field test concepts at a very early stage by giving the illusion of a finished product, saving potential costly and time-consuming changes further along the development process.

A “KODAK” MOMENT FOR THE PHARMA INDUSTRY?

Pari Datta and Nick Rollings discuss the concept of personalised medicine, with particular reference to oncology, and how it represents both an opportunity and a threat.

Tom Lawrie-Fussey

THE SMART APPROACH TO HARNESSING DATA

As the drug delivery world moves to embrace big data, it is important to remember that unseen risks await the unwary. Tom Lawrie-Fussey explains further.

THE FUTURE OF DRUG DELIVERY

With an eye on the current trends and range of innovations in the sector, particularly data and connectivity technology, Uri Baruch, Head of Drug Delivery, Cambridge Design Partnership, looks back on how far injectable drug delivery has come in the past thirty years, and forward to what the future may hold.

A PATIENT-CENTRIC APPROACH TO THERAPY MANAGEMENT

Karl Hewson and Uri Baruch discuss the challenges presented by chronic illness, and look ahead to a better future of patient-centric treatment, personalised to each individual’s needs.

THE LATEST DIGITAL TOOLS REVEAL ACTUAL PATIENT BEHAVIOUR

Ryan Noble and Tom Lawrie-Fussey discuss the potential of digital innovations to improve understanding of real patient behaviour and consequently increase adherence.

DOES THE NEW EU MDR SPELL THE END OF GRANDFATHERING?

Helen Simons and Stephanie Ward describe how the new EU Medical Devices Regulation will impact on “grandfathered” devices that were approved under old regulation and are currently on the market, but do not necessarily comply with current/updated regulatory standards, and explain the potential implications for device manufacturers.

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