Dr. Jutta Hohenhoerst
Dr. Jutta Hohenhoerst
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Dr. Jutta Hohenhoerst
May 31, 2024
2 minutes read
Embracing e-Labeling in a global context
As the world shifts towards electronically delivered e-Labeling, it's essential to stay ahead of the game. Regulatory Authorities are now permitting and encouraging online e-PIL content, with other regions follow suit.
Read More!April 8, 2024
4 minutes read
Sustainable Solutions: Enhancing Workflows through Paperless Document Reviews
Earth Day is a commitment to safeguarding and enhancing our natural environment, with an anticipated mobilization of over 1 billion people in 2024. At Schlafender Hase, when we thought about how Earth Day affected us as individuals and a company, we unanimously agreed: it's especially about trees and minimizing use of paper.
Read More!June 5, 2023
4 minutes read
How to Transition to E-Labelling – Practical Next Steps
E-labelling provides patients and healthcare professionals with up-to-date product and safety information. Schlafender Hase’s Dr. Jutta M. Hohenhörst discusses the benefits of e-labelling for the medical device sector and provides some practical tips for getting ahead with processes, procedures and solutions that deliver efficiencies across today’s labelling landscape, and add value for patients.
Read More!May 4, 2023
5 minutes read
Introducing e-Labelling For Medical Devices
In the consumer world, it’s now common practice to access product information online. For detailed instructions or information about manufacturing practices, safety advice and so on, users can scan a QR code or go to a web address. This will take them to the latest details, in an easily digestible format - often including audio and video options now, for maximum accessibility.
Read More!April 18, 2023
3 minutes read
Reducing Medical Device Packaging Waste and Improving Information Provision Through E-Labelling
E-labelling offers patients and healthcare professionals the convenience of always having up-to-date information on their products, such as the latest safety updates. It also provides regulators with greater oversight and assurance that manufacturers are providing accurate and timely information. Dr. Jutta M. Hohenhörst, from Schlafender Hase, explores the benefits of e-labelling for the medical device sector and provides some practical tips for getting ahead with processes, procedures and solutions that deliver efficiencies and add value for patients.
Read More!May 20, 2022
3 minutes read
Why Data Integrity is Important in Pharma
Learn about Data Integrity and its crucial role in maintaining valuable data for various stakeholders, including patients, communities, and companies, through ALCOA and ALCOA+ principles.
Read More!September 6, 2021
3 minutes read
Top 3 reasons to encourage your employees to participate in e-Learning
As part of our TVT e-Learning portal we are offering a free trial to anyone interested in getting a feel for the system.
Read More!June 2, 2021
2 minutes read
TVT Critical Word List Finds Common Proofreading Mistakes in Original Documents
by: Schlafender Hase
Read More!September 16, 2020
3 minutes read
Lohmann & Rauscher Case Study – More Output, Less Resources
The return on investment was clear and rapid. “Errors were recognized quickly, and the number of correction cycles was significantly reduced,” said Michael Breiler, Lohmann & Rauscher’s Director of Packaging Development.
Read More!March 11, 2020
2 minutes read
Proofreading in the European Pharma Industry: Challenges and Misconceptions
Eliminate your risk of misprints and perfect your pharma proofreading process by watching this webinar and using TVT.
Read More!August 22, 2024
Schlafender Hase Team
FHIR: Transforming Product Labeling
The shift from paper-based to digital processes has opened enormous opportunities in the healthcare sector in terms of data sharing and content management. But data can only be shared efficiently and add value if systems can "talk" to each other. The term we use for how compatibly systems work together is "interoperability." Traditionally, the healthcare sector has suffered from a high lack of interoperability.
- August 22, 2024
- By: Mike Baird
FHIR: Transforming Product Labeling
The shift from paper-based to digital processes has opened enormous opportunities in the healthcare sector in terms of data sharing and content management. But data can only be shared efficiently and add value if systems can "talk" to each other. The term we use for how compatibly systems work together is "interoperability." Traditionally, the healthcare sector has suffered from a high lack of interoperability.