Date: November 23, 2023
Format: 2 hours
Start of the training: 10:00 (GMT +2)
Preamble Drug safety and pharmacovigilance have emerged as a dynamic clinical and scientific discipline to provide adequate information and ensure health safety by the joint interaction of health care professionals and patients in choosing appropriate treatment methods and drugs.
Pharmacovigilance focuses on drug actions, adverse reactions, and overall drug quality and monitors its effect on the health care system, thus protecting the patient population.
We will discuss the updates, opportunities, and challenges alongside fresh problem-solving strategies of pharmacovigilance and drug safety that matter most to pharmacovigilance and drug safety professionals of MAH and healthcare professionals and how it contributes to public health.
Attendees include Chief Data Officer, VPs, GMs, Directors, Heads and Managers of - Pharmacovigilance
- Safety & Risk management
- Drug safety
- PV Compliance
- Safety Surveillance
- Medical Affairs
- Regulatory Affairs
- Inspection and Audit
- Pharmacoepidemiology
- Post-market studies
- Medical product safety assessment
- Drug Research & Development
- Clinical Pharmacology
- Medical information
- Contract outsourcing service providers
- Health outcomes
- Sales and Marketing
- Health care professional
Program
1. Significance of Pharmacovigilance. Challenges in Pharmacovigilance.
2. Pharmacovigilance specialist: the way of the warrior. Challenges and perspective.
3. The need of pharmacovigilance.
4. Regulatory Compliance and Accountability.
5. Pharmacovigilance Approaches & Impact.
6. Features of a Responsive Network.
7. Multi‑Directionality, Problem Centeredness, Trans‑Disciplinarity approaches.
8. Creating a Responsive Network.
9. Recommendations to Increase the Impact of Pharmacovigilance : strengthening the bridge between healthcare professionals and MAH.
10. Medication Safety/Drug safety Education Program as a tool for risk minimization measures and prevention adverse reaction.
11. Continuous Improvement in Patient-Centric Care.