Pharmacovigilance Courses

Adverse-event reporting, signal detection.

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About Pharmacovigilance courses

Drug safety monitoring continues for as long as a medicine is on the market. These courses teach pharmacovigilance from the ground up: collecting and assessing adverse event reports, processing individual case safety reports, signal detection, periodic safety reports and setting up a PV system that meets national requirements in Egypt and the Gulf.

Who it's for

  • Clinical Pharmacy professionals
  • Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapy professionals
  • Pharmacy Practice & Management professionals
  • Regulatory Affairs professionals

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