Safety System (PV Database)

At QA CAL, we are at the forefront of ensuring the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products through our comprehensive pharmacovigilance (PV) services. Our PV framework is designed to comply with stringent global regulatory standards, leveraging advanced methodologies and state-of-the-art technologies to monitor and evaluate the safety profiles of medicinal products. This systematic approach ensures we maintain the highest levels of compliance and safety, both domestically and internationally.

Pharmacovigilance (PV) is a scientific discipline that involves the detection, assessment, understanding, and prevention of adverse effects or any other drug-related problems. PV is integral to maintaining the benefit-risk balance of medicinal products throughout their lifecycle. It encompasses various activities aimed at ensuring that the benefits of a drug outweigh its risks, thereby safeguarding public health.

Why is Pharmacovigilance Essential?

Patient Safety


Effective PV systems help in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks associated with drug use, thereby improving patient outcomes and public health.

Why is Pharmacovigilance Essential?

Adverse Event Reporting

This involves the systematic collection, analysis, and submission of individual case safety reports (ICSRs) for adverse events to regulatory authorities. Timely reporting is crucial to mitigate risks associated with medicinal products.

Periodic Safety Update Reports (PSURs)

Regular updates to regulatory authorities on the safety profile of a drug, providing a comprehensive evaluation of the benefit-risk balance over defined periods.

Periodic Safety Update Reports (PSURs)

Regular updates to regulatory authorities on the safety profile of a drug, providing a comprehensive evaluation of the benefit-risk balance over defined periods.

Signal Detection and Evaluation

Continuous monitoring for new safety signals and assessing their potential impact. This involves advanced statistical methods and data mining techniques to detect emerging safety issues.

Literature Surveillance

Ongoing review of scientific literature to identify any new information related to drug safety, ensuring all emerging safety data is captured and analyzed promptly.

Benefit-Risk Assessment

Regular evaluation of the benefits and risks of a drug to ensure a positive benefit-risk balance, guiding informed decision-making.

How We Manage Pharmacovigilance Activities

At QA CAL, we employ a structured and efficient approach to manage pharmacovigilance activities:

Software Features

At QA CAL, we employ a structured and efficient approach to manage pharmacovigilance activities:

Automated Case Processing

Streamlined workflows for faster and more accurate case processing.

Real-Time Monitoring

Immediate detection and reporting of adverse events, ensuring timely action.

Data Integration

Seamless integration with other systems for comprehensive safety data management.

Advanced Analytics

In-depth analysis and visualization tools for better decision-making.

Regulatory Compliance

Built-in compliance with regulatory reporting requirements, ensuring global standards are met.

Regulatory Requirements

DOMESTIC

In India, pharmacovigilance activities must comply with guidelines set by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) and the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI). Key requirements include:

Adverse Event Reporting

Timely submission of ICSRs to the national pharmacovigilance database, ensuring prompt action on safety issues.

PSURs and RMPs

Regular submission of periodic safety update reports and risk management plans to demonstrate ongoing safety monitoring.

Compliance Audits

Regular audits to ensure adherence to regulatory guidelines and standards, maintaining high levels of compliance and safety.

INTERNATIONAL

For global operations, compliance with international regulatory authorities such as the FDA (USA), EMA (Europe), and WHO is essential. Key international requirements include:

Global Adverse Event Reporting

Harmonized reporting of adverse events to multiple regulatory authorities, ensuring consistent and comprehensive safety monitoring.

Global PSURs and RMPs

Submission of global safety reports and risk management plans to international regulators, demonstrating proactive safety management.

International Audits and Inspections

Regular inspections by international regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with global standards, maintaining the credibility and reliability of PV activities.