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Things to look for in an Adverse Event Reporting System
By Vyom Munjaal of Zitz Solutions
Adverse Event Reporting System (AERS) helps manage clinical trails effectively. It helps track, collate and monitor data during clinical trials. It’s as much a part of pharmacovigilance as a Clinical Trials Reporting System, as it helps make drugs safer. Here are a few things to look for while investing in an Adverse Event Reporting System Web-centric system: It makes more sense to invest in a web-centric system because today drugs are manufactured and marketed across great geographical distances, so a web-based system helps access to data much easier. Furthermore, it is easier to communicate vital data to regulatory authorities if a web-based system is in place. Customizable: Every product has its own side-effects. Some are reported during clinical trials while others appear among public after many years. A customizable system helps adapt to changes in adverse event reporting across countries and over the span of many years. A customizable system improves productivity by offering greater flexibility. Regulatory compliance: The AERS should be compliant to regulatory authorities across continents as most drugs are manufactured for the global market. Regulations vary from country to country and an AERS must incorporate these variations in order to report better. Always check to see if the AERS follows the regulatory compliance of the country in which the drug is actively manufactured or marketed. Easily upgradeable: Adverse events reporting is always an on-going process. It starts at the clinical trials phase and goes on even after several successful years of product launch. Meanwhile, there may be many changes in technology; the system must be able to upgrade and work with new technological leaps or else will prove redundant.
Pharmacovigilance system helps safeguard public health. A Clinical Trials Management System helps monitor and manage clinical trials efficiently.
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