Pharmacovigilance (Theory)
About This Book
The Indian frame is kept central throughout, with the Pharmacovigilance Programme of India, the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation, and the national immunisation safety system treated as the working environment an Indian graduate will operate within. This approach ensures students understand not just the global concepts but also the specific regulatory and operational context they will encounter in their professional careers.
The textbook covers all essential topics including the history and evolution of pharmacovigilance, detection and assessment of adverse drug reactions, signal detection and management, drug safety communication, regulatory requirements for drug safety, and the role of various stakeholders in ensuring medication safety. Special emphasis is placed on practical aspects such as causality assessment, benefit-risk evaluation, and preparation of safety reports.
Each chapter is structured to build upon previous knowledge, with clear learning objectives, case studies, and examination-oriented questions. The book includes numerous real-world examples from the Indian pharmaceutical landscape, making the content relevant and immediately applicable for students preparing to enter the workforce.
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How to Cite
Kamba, B., Bagdi, P., & Sifat, A. (2026). Pharmacovigilance (Theory) (1st ed.). WiseLeaf Scientific Ventures. ISBN: 978-81-688547-9-6
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