Learn how PV teams can easily keep up with evolving compliance requirements with modern safety applications that provide better data control and drive greater efficiencies.
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2. • Almost 20 years of consulting experience supporting biotech and pharmaceutical companies
• Extensive experience and knowledge implementing and managing PV systems, including safety signal solutions
• Driven complex global technology implementations, designed future state business processes, and defined governance
across PV and broader R&D
Saba Darvesh
Senior Director, Vault Safety Strategy
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Editor's Notes
Building a Foundation for Proactive and Predictive Safety
There is rising pressure to move from reactive to proactive and predictive pharmacovigilance. With a comprehensive view into relevant information from intake to post-market surveillance, companies can better mitigate risks and make benefit-risk safety decisions.
Assessing safety information is challenging with regulatory demand to incorporate new data types and sources, increasing amount of pharmacovigilance data and content, and growing complexity of information.
Modern pharmacovigilance solutions easily bring together internal and external sources of safety data and content while broadening access and ensuring traceability. Making it easier to keep up with evolving compliance requirements and technology innovation, new safety applications provide better data control and drive greater efficiencies. Join us as we discuss:
Impact from gaining a more complete view of pharmacovigilance data and content
How technology is supporting the shift to proactive and predictive safety
Approaches to centralizing key pharmacovigilance data / content
Seamless cross-functional safety processes enabled by modern solutions
There is rising pressure to move from reactive to proactive and predictive pharmacovigilance. With a comprehensive view into relevant information from intake to post-market surveillance, companies can better mitigate risks and make benefit-risk safety decisions. Assessing safety information is challenging with regulatory demand to incorporate new data types and sources, increasing amount of pharmacovigilance data and content, and growing complexity of information. Modern pharmacovigilance solutions easily bring together internal and external sources of safety data and content while broadening access and ensuring traceability. Making it easier to keep up with evolving compliance requirements and technology innovation, new safety applications provide better data control and drive greater efficiencies.
Traditionally, the processes around pharmacovigilance are fragmented, siloed, and rife with manual tasks and workflows. By introducing modern, unified cloud technologies, pharmacovigilance can begin to break down application and data silos, moving toward simplification of workflows through automation and AI.
There are many instances of data duplication in the pharmacovigilance landscape. The legacy applications used are often siloed, bulky, and difficult to update and keep up with a changing landscape. By adopting modern cloud applications that can provide a single view to all pharmacovigilance data and content, organizations can streamline and remove repetitive and manual processes. Cloud technologies also offer solutions that are continually improving and delivered through multiple updates a year.
Case Intake
Case Processing
Submissions and Distribution
Managing Partners
Aggregate Management
Signal Detection through Risk Management