Dr Alejandra Sanchez and Charlie Dean consider the evolution of drug delivery technologies and how cell and gene therapies are showing promise as a new class of medicine to correct disease at its source.
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Alejandra Sanchez
Healthcare Business Developer
Alejandra is a biomedical engineer with a PhD in Biological Sciences and over five years of experience in product development, specialising in drug delivery and diagnostic devices. She has supported projects from early concept through to regulatory submission and market launch. Passionate about strategy and innovation, Alejandra enjoys advising clients and working at the forefront of deep tech.
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What does ‘fast enough’ mean in primary care antibiotic prescribing?
Time-to-result is critical for any diagnostic in primary care. Antibiotic prescribing can only be improved if results come fast enough to guide decision making. But what does ‘fast enough’ look like?
Primary care diagnostics are key to addressing antimicrobial resistance
Primary care is the hidden battlefield of antimicrobial resistance. It is here that more than 80% of all antibiotics are prescribed. Our experts are tackling the challenge of equipping primary care physicians with the right diagnostic and decision-making solutions