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Importance of Benefit Risk Assessment throughout the life cycle of a medicinal product

Author(s): Dr. Pipasha Biswas MD, DM, FFPM

Abstract: No effective medicine is without risk and the use of medicines has become more complex than ever before! While medicines bring significant benefits, there are also inherent risks to public health and patient safety mainly due to adverse reactions.

Citetion: Dr. Pipasha Biswas / United Journal of Pharmacovigilance 1(2020):1-5

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Research factors that are critical (or critically important) in assessing effectiveness of the pharmacovigilance platform.

Author(s): Galyna Malygina, Rymar Maksym

Abstract: Factors that determine the effectiveness of the digital pharmacovigilance database are considered in the example of the development and analysis of the OtiPharm® Data Pro platform. Factors were divided into two groups: highly specialized, in which compliance with legal requirements for pharmacovigilance has the highest-priority; and non-specialized, that influence on the user experience of experts when working with the system.

Citetion: Galyna Malygina / Senior Project Manager, LLC OtiPharm® Data Pro, Rymar Maksym / QPPV LLC “OtiPharmv®

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The impact of Pharmacovigilance in Patient Support Programs for Orphan Diseases, experience in Spain

Author(s): Dr. Elizabeth Benavides Romo

Abstract: NThe pharmacovigilance (PV) of drugs for orphan diseases present problems related to the small patient population. Obtaining high-quality information on individual reports of suspected adverse reactions is of particular importance for the PV of orphan drugs (Price J, 2016).

Citetion: Dr. Elizabeth Benavides Romo / Pharmacovigilance Senior Consultant Spain

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ADVERSE DRUG REACTION

Author(s):Simrita Chawla

Abstract: Every occasion when a patient is exposed to a medical product, is a unique situation and we can never be certain about what might happen. A good example for this is thalidomide tragedy in late 1950s and 1960s.

Citetion: Simrita Chawla / Clinical research coordinator in CMC Ludhiana, India

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Psychiatric Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) associated with Cardiovascularmedications: Review & Analysis of SmPCs and Literature

Author(s):Himal Biswas, Dr. Pipasha Biswas MD, DM, FFPM

Abstract: It is well known that prescription drugs can result in a myriad of ADRs, including psychiatric ADRs. Psychiatric effects of drugs can impact sensorium, attention, concentration, memory and higher cognitive functions resulting in distressing physical illness and psychiatric consultation.

Citetion: Himal Biswas, 4th Year Medical Student, Cardiff Medical School / Dr. Pipasha Biswas MD, DM, FFPM, Vice President Pharmacovigilance & Late Phase RWE, Symogen Limited, UK

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