Application of Particle Technology in Drug Design for Improving Patient Compliance I


Description:
Patient compliance & adherences to prescribed medications is a key consideration during drug product design. For oral solid dose products, factors like tablet shape, table size, excipient and active ingredient taste and dosing frequency can influence patient compliance. Similarly for drug-device combination products, such as inhalation products, the attributes of the inhalation device along with the physical properties of the API can affect adherences to the prescribed treatment. This session invites papers highlighting the application of particle technology concepts during drug product design to improve patient compliance as it relates to improved stability, improved bio-performance, controlled release, and composite/combination dosage form. Examples include the design of novel materials to improve taste masking, advances in compaction to enable fix dose combinations, design of inhalation devices to ensure ease of use, design of materials for controlled release, etc.

Sponsor:
Applications of Particle Technology for Pharmaceuticals


Chair:
Brenda Remy
Senior Research Investigator
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Drug Product Science & Technology
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: brenda.remy@bms.com

Co-Chair:
Weixian Shi
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Drug Product Science & Technology
One Squibb Drive
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: Weixian.Shi@BMS.Com


Papers:
Preparation of Glucan Microparticles with Curcumin for Treatment of Idiopatic Inflammation Diseases
Petra Šalamúnová, University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague; Jaroslav Hanuš, University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague; František Štěpánek, University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague; Gabriela Ruphuy Chan, University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague; Ivan Saloň, University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague; Zuzana Plavcová, University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences Brno; Dominik Rotrekl, University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences Brno; Jan Hošek, University of Veterinary and Pharmaceutical Sciences Brno
High Drug-Loaded Surfactant-Free Nanocomposite Microparticles for Enhanced Dissolution of Poorly Soluble Drugs
Meng Li, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Rajesh Davé, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Ecevit Bilgili, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Long-Term Dissolution Method for Intramuscular Suspension
Róbert Lehocký, UCT Prague; Erik Sonntag, UCT Prague; Suada Djukaj, UCT Prague; Daniel Pěček, Zentiva; František Štěpánek, University of Chemistry and Technology in Prague
Convective Drying Kinetics of Polymer Strip Films
Alireza Naseri, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Eylül Cetindag, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Joseph Forte, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Rajesh Davé, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Ecevit Bilgili, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Abstract Submissions Closed