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Virtual Event

Oct 06, 2020 8:45 AM - Oct 08, 2020 1:00 PM

(Central Europe Standard Time)

4051 Basel, Switzerland

Global Forum for Qualified Persons for Pharmacovigilance (QPPV)

Session 5: Signal Management

Session Chair(s)

Peter  De Veene, MD

Peter De Veene, MD

GQPPV

MSD Belgium, Belgium

Vicki  Edwards, RPh

Vicki Edwards, RPh

Vice President, Pharmacovigilance Excellence and International QPPV

Abbvie, United Kingdom

Mette  Stockner, MD

Mette Stockner, MD

Senior Pharmacovigilance Director

Savara ApS, Denmark

In the last few years, signal management requirements have become more international and at the same time more complex. Regulatory authorities across the world have introduced regulations covering signal management varying from information sharing to specific local signal detection requirements. At the same time, a number of initiatives in Europe and the US have changed the way we are managing data and how these data can be used either in the signal detection process as well as the evaluation of signals. This session will provide some practical examples of different data sources and how they can be used. And we will learn how we can cope with the additional local requirements without compromising the global processes.

Speaker(s)

Jean  Kilgour-Christie, BSN, MSc

Local Signal Detection requirements and their Impact on the Global Signal Detection Process

Jean Kilgour-Christie, BSN, MSc

Sandoz International GmbH, Germany

Deputy EU QPPV Head, UK QPPV

Jose Alberto Ayala  Ortiz, MPharm, MSc

eRMR: Dummy Guide

Jose Alberto Ayala Ortiz, MPharm, MSc

PVpharm, Spain

QPPV

Carla  Rodriguez-Watson, PhD, MPH

Sentinel use for signal detection

Carla Rodriguez-Watson, PhD, MPH

Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA, United States

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