EUROPEAN UNION GOOD PHARMACOVIGILANCE PRACTICE (GOOD SAFETY COMMUNICATION) Authors: Kamaraj R* And J Rashi
ABSTRACT
Clinical practise, public health campaigns, and drug regulatory systems all employ
pharmacovigilance to track and analyse adverse drug responses. Pharmacovigilance requires
high expertise to swiftly identify prescription dangers and defend the medicine from
inappropriate removal (ADRs). Uppsala Monitoring Centre's global pharmacovigilance
system needs objective review. This would consider drug safety risks that threaten global
public health. Pharmacovigilance identifies and understands previously unknown adverse
drug responses. Pharmacovigilance is becoming more significant in clinical trials around the
world. With the new millennium comes challenge in pharmacovigilance's pursuit of enhanced
safety and monitoring. Pharmacovigilance centres monitor drug safety. This introduction
covers medication safety, international pharmacovigilance centres, pharmacovigilance's pros
and downsides, and future healthcare uses.
In this article we have explained about the purpose of good safety communication for good
pharmacovigilance practice and the way it can be performed. Alternately we get to know the
means of communication and their purposes and the role of DHCP.
Keywords: safety communication, DHCP, target audience Publication date: 01/10/2023 https://ijbpas.com/pdf/2023/October/MS_IJBPAS_2023_7489.pdfDownload PDFhttps://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2023/12.10.7489