![Adding simple sun and moon illustrations and colored lines to a blister offer patients helpful cues for which pills to take in the morning and evening. Credit: Roche via Pharmapack Europe.](https://img.healthcarepackaging.com/files/base/pmmi/all/image/2023/12/2_HF_Blister_project.6584b9638d48e.png?auto=format%2Ccompress&q=70&w=400)
There are a variety of valuable human factors updates that fall outside of what the packaging and medical device communities think of as the âregulated space,â according to Tiffany McIntire, pincipal human factors engineer at Roche Pharmaceuticals.
In her years of experience, McIntireâalso a psychologistâhas worked on over 10 submissions with the FDA and has transitioned from working on combination products to looking at the wider portfolio at Roche.
At Pharmapack Europe, she discussed packaging solutions that unfolded from smaller projects. A key takeaway: not every package update needs to be a major, labor-intensive redesignâsometimes you can find quick wins.
This is Part 2 of a two-part series. For Part 1, visit: Checklist Helps Identify When to Bring Human Factors into Projects