Abstract: A tip cap assembly for coupling with a syringe body includes a luer lock adaptor, a rigid cap coupled to the luer lock adaptor; a rigid tip cap having distal end and proximal ends, the rigid tip cap being disposed at least partially within the rigid cap, a RFID tag positioned over the distal end of the tip cap, and an adhesive layer formed over the RFID tag. Also provided is RFID inlay for use with medical devices including a meshed substrate, and a RFID antenna and integrated circuit assembly adhered to the meshed substrate. A syringe and label assembly is disclosed, including a body having distal and proximal ends, a tip cap assembly having distal end and proximal ends, and a label at least partially surrounding the distal end of the syringe body and the proximal end of the tip cap, the label comprises an integrated RFID tag.

Abstract: A rigid needle shield assembly (40) for covering the needle of a syringe including a rigid shield (42) having an open proximal end (44), a distal end (46), an exterior sidewall (47), and an interior sidewall (48), as well as a flexible needle sheath (52) having an open proximal end (54), a closed distal end (56), an exterior sidewall (57), and an interior sidewall (58). The rigid needle shield assembly (40) also includes an RFID tag (60) having at least a first antenna leg (65A) and a second antenna leg (65B). The flexible needle sheath (52) and the RFID tag (60) are housed within the rigid shield (42). Furthermore, the RFID tag (60) is positioned between the interior sidewall (48) of the rigid shield (42) and the exterior sidewall (57) of the flexible needle sheath (52), and the first antenna leg (65A) and the second antenna leg (65B) extend along a length of the rigid shield (42) between the interior sidewall (48) of the rigid shield (42) and the exterior sidewall (57) of the flexible needle sheath (52).

Abstract: Provided herein is a plunger device for a drug delivery device, including a plunger rod having a proximal end and a distal end configured to be attached to a stopper, a first switch and a second switch arranged at the proximal end, at least one processor in communication with the first switch and the second switch, and at least one communication interface, wherein the at least one processor is programmed or configured to receive a first signal when the first switch is activated, generate first time data, transmit, with the at least one communication interface, the first timestamp, receive a second signal when the second switch is activated, generate a second time data, and transmit, with the at least one communication interface, the second time data.

Abstract: A plunger device for a drug delivery device is disclosed. The plunger device includes a plunger rod having a proximal end and a distal end configured to be attached to a stopper. The plunger device further includes at least one tracking element operatively connected to an outer surface of the plunger rod, the at least one tracking element extending along a longitudinal axis of the plunger rod. The plunger device also includes at least one power supply operatively connected to the at least one tracking element, and at least one current sensing device operatively connected to the at least one power supply and configured to detect an electrical contact established between the at least one tracking element and a conductive element external to the plunger rod.

Abstract: A tip cap assembly for coupling with a syringe body includes a luer lock adaptor, a rigid cap coupled to the luer lock adaptor; a rigid tip cap having distal end and proximal ends, the rigid tip cap being disposed at least partially within the rigid cap, a RFID tag positioned over the distal end of the tip cap, and an adhesive layer formed over the RFID tag. Also provided is RFID inlay for use with medical devices including a meshed substrate, and a RFID antenna and integrated circuit assembly adhered to the meshed substrate. A syringe and label assembly is disclosed, including a body having distal and proximal ends, a tip cap assembly having distal end and proximal ends, and a label at least partially surrounding the distal end of the syringe body and the proximal end of the tip cap, the label comprises an integrated RFID tag.

Abstract: A drug storage and dispensing system that includes a packaging unit and an injection device for pre-filled containers having a needle shield and containing a medication is disclosed. The drug storage and dispensing system of the present disclosure provides for drug administration while minimizing the space occupied by such containers in the cold chain. The packaging unit minimizes the risk of a needle-stick injury, as a healthcare worker does not have to manually remove the needle shield. The injection device provides a novel way of auto-disabling a container, such as a syringe, as a plunger rod is not engaged with the container until the container is actually used. The drug storage and dispensing system provides for a reduction in the number of steps required to perform an injection, and thus a productivity and efficiency gain in mass immunization campaigns.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a self-learning bladder volume monitoring system. The system can include a bladder volume (BV) system configured to measure an electrical impedance of a bladder region of a patient and determine a volume of fluid disposed therein using an impedance to bladder volume model (“By model”). Further, the system can measure a total body water (“TBW”) for the patient and modify the BV model to account for variations in TBW within the tissues surrounding the bladder providing a more accurate bladder volume measurement. The system can include a “training unit” which can include one of a user input interface, an automatic urine output monitoring system, an ultrasound system, and an intrabladder pressure system configured to verify a volume of fluid within or voided from the bladder and train the BV model.

Abstract: A drug storage and dispensing system that includes a packaging unit and an injection device for pre-filled containers having a needle shield and containing a medication is disclosed. The drug storage and dispensing system of the present disclosure provides for drug administration while minimizing the space occupied by such containers in the cold chain. The packaging unit minimizes the risk of a needle-stick injury, as a healthcare worker does not have to manually remove the needle shield. The injection device provides a novel way of auto-disabling a container, such as a syringe, as a plunger rod is not engaged with the container until the container is actually used. The drug storage and dispensing system provides for a reduction in the number of steps required to perform an injection, and thus a productivity and efficiency gain in mass immunization campaigns.

Abstract: A sensor assembly for an injection device may include a disposable label and/or a reusable housing. The disposable label may be configured to be attached to the injection device and include an electrically conductive trace. A first portion of the electrically conductive trace may be configured to be altered in response to a first operation of the injection device. The reusable housing may be removably connected to the disposable label and include a processor and/or a wireless communication device. The processor may be removably electrically coupled to the electrically conductive trace and configured to be activated in response to an alteration of the first portion of the electrically conductive trace. The wireless communication device may be configured to wirelessly communicate, to a computing device, information associated with the alteration of the first portion of the electrically conductive trace. A system may include the sensor assembly and the injection device.

Abstract: A sensor assembly for an injection device may include a housing and/or a mechanical interface. The housing may include a sensor and/or a wireless communication device. The sensor may be configured to detect a movement of a component of the injection device associated with an injection operation of the injection device. The wireless communication device may be configured to communicate, to a computing device, information associated with the movement of the component of the injection device. The mechanical interface may be configured to attach the housing to an exterior surface of the injection device. A system may include the sensor assembly and the injection device.

Abstract: A tip cap assembly for coupling with a syringe body includes a luer lock adaptor, a rigid cap coupled to the luer lock adaptor; a rigid tip cap having distal end and proximal ends, the rigid tip cap being disposed at least partially within the rigid cap, a RFID tag positioned over the distal end of the tip cap, and an adhesive layer formed over the RFID tag. Also provided is RFID inlay for use with medical devices including a meshed substrate, and a RFID antenna and integrated circuit assembly adhered to the meshed substrate. A syringe and label assembly is disclosed, including a body having distal and proximal ends, a tip cap assembly having distal end and proximal ends, and a label at least partially surrounding the distal end of the syringe body and the proximal end of the tip cap, the label comprises an integrated RFID tag.

Abstract: Examples relate to devices, systems, and methods for fluid collection such as urine. A urine collection system includes a urine collection device configured to be positioned at least proximate to a urethra of a user, a canister having an interior region, a first conduit in fluid communication with the urine collection device and the canister, and one or more of a urine volume indicator, a flow indicator, and/or a pressure indicator.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a urine output measuring system including a urine hat having a urine hat body including a rim, the urine hat defining a cavity configured to receive a volume of urine, a plurality of feet defining a platform configured to be coupled to a toilet to suspend the urine hat, and one or more sensors coupled to the platform, the one or more sensors being in communication with a console and configured to detect and transmit one or more load values to the console.

Abstract: A drug storage and dispensing system that includes a packaging unit and an injection device for pre-filled containers having a needle shield and containing a medication is disclosed. The drug storage and dispensing system of the present disclosure provides for drug administration while minimizing the space occupied by such containers in the cold chain. The packaging unit minimizes the risk of a needle-stick injury, as a healthcare worker does not have to manually remove the needle shield. The injection device provides a novel way of auto-disabling a container, such as a syringe, as a plunger rod is not engaged with the container until the container is actually used. The drug storage and dispensing system provides for a reduction in the number of steps required to perform an injection, and thus a productivity and efficiency gain in mass immunization campaigns.

Abstract: A drug storage and dispensing system that includes a packaging unit and an injection device for pre-filled containers having a needle shield and containing a medication is disclosed. The drug storage and dispensing system of the present disclosure provides for drug administration while minimizing the space occupied by such containers in the cold chain. The packaging unit minimizes the risk of a needle-stick injury, as a healthcare worker does not have to manually remove the needle shield. The injection device provides a novel way of auto-disabling a container, such as a syringe, as a plunger rod is not engaged with the container until the container is actually used. The drug storage and dispensing system provides for a reduction in the number of steps required to perform an injection, and thus a productivity and efficiency gain in mass immunization campaigns.

Abstract: A drug storage and dispensing system that includes a packaging unit and an injection device for pre-filled containers having a needle shield and containing a medication is disclosed. The drug storage and dispensing system of the present disclosure provides for drug administration while minimizing the space occupied by such containers in the cold chain. The packaging unit minimizes the risk of a needle-stick injury, as a healthcare worker does not have to manually remove the needle shield. The injection device provides a novel way of auto-disabling a container, such as a syringe, as a plunger rod is not engaged with the container until the container is actually used. The drug storage and dispensing system provides for a reduction in the number of steps required to perform an injection, and thus a productivity and efficiency gain in mass immunization campaigns.

Abstract: A divisible membrane, comprising a plurality of row conductive tracks distributed in rows and a plurality of column conductive tracks distributed in columns. There are individual cells, the outline of each cell being at least partly delimited by one of said row tracks and one of said column tracks. Each individual cell comprising an electrical component, electrically connected between a row conductive track of a respective row and a column conductive track of a respective column.