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Dr A B Vaidya
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Anand Chaudhary Associate Professor & Regional Coordinator Department of Rasa Shastra & Regional Centre for PVg of Ayurvedic Drugs Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS Banaras Hindu University ,Varanasi E mail- anandayubhu@gmail.com Cell 09452074480
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y WHO Guidelines for Pharamacovigilance y Significance of Pharmacovigilance y Ways and means of Pharmacovigilance y National Pharmacovigilance Programme
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Point of Concern----Medicines are both, powerful health care instruments and profitable commercial products ..
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absolutely safe for all people, in all places, at all times. We must always live with some measure of uncertainty.
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Basic Documents
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Ideal Manuscripts
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Pharmacoepidemiology
Pharmacoepidemiology is the study of the
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nlighten Endorsement
A K Raut 2011 JAIM Arthritis
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Extensive Exploration
Governance Comprehensive
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Misconception
Natural means safe Long use of medicine means safe Traditional medicines means safe
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Causative Causes
Globalization
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Origin of Concept
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Concrete Chronology
Documented
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Characterization
Pharmacovigilance is the science and activities related
y Detection y Assessment y Understanding y Prevention of
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Extended Enclosure
Herbals Traditional & complementary medicines Blood products Biologicals Medical devices Vaccines
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Aim of Pharmacovigilance
To help save lives and improve health By closing the huge gap between the potentials that essentials drugs have to offer and the reality Where medicines are unavailable, unaffordable, unsafe
or improperly used
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Rationale Reasons
Potentials of conflict of interest Unethical patient recruitment practices Inadequacy of informed consent Lack of capacity to monitor clinical trials Poor reporting and management of adverse events
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Awareness
Alertness Compliance
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Recent Resentment
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Decisive Doctrine
Improve patient care and safety
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Definitive Details
Assessment of medicine
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Wisdomnary Vision
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Consequential Concerns
Policy makers Regulatory authorities Health care practitioners Legal advisors in health care
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Beyond Belief
Wiki leaks CWG 2 G Spectrum Adarsh ISRO
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Steadfast Stakeholders
Pharmaceutical industry Editors of medical journals Consumer groups Health economist The concern layperson
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Perplexity
For Pharmaceutical Companies ,the Pharmacovigilance is a complex matter. involvement in
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Collaborator
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Journalists &Patients
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Logistic Obligations
Drug Information Drug Regulation Rationalization of Drug Use
Integration of PVg
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Adorable
Attitude
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Appropriate Approach
Who can Report
Any Health care professionals/Providers ASU Doctors Nurse Pharmacist etc
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Constituent Criteria
What to report
All suspected adverse reactions Lack of effects Resistance Drug interactions Dependence Abuse
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response y Nature or severity-NOT y Consistent with domestic labeling y Market authorization y Expected from characteristic of drug
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Adverse Event
Serious adverse event is any event that Fatal Life threatening Permanently/significantly disabling Requires or prolongs hospitalization Causes a congenital anomaly
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Assured Advantages
Confidentiality Submission and fate of report
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Assertive Assessment
y Physiological & Pathological pathways y Medicine prescribed is the medicine received. y Verify onset of suspected ADR y Determine time interval
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Accurate Authenticity
Evaluate after discontinuation Analyze the alternative cause Use up -to -date literature Personal experience
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Documentation Dominance
Description of problem Date of event Date of this report Relevant test Other relevant patient information Outcomes
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Drug Description
Name-INN & brand name Dose , frequency & route Therapy date Batch number Expiration date Reappearance Concomitant
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Points of Performance
Reporting Rate Reporting Distribution Reporting Quality Reporting Efficiency
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Essential Elements
The primary role of spontaneous reporting is signal generation Number of reporting physician Quantity of information Quality Evidence
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Move Toward
Signal Testing
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Signal Suspicion Signal strengthening
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Work ahead
Perception Process is on ------
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Infrastructure Itinerary
Future Custodian
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Substantial Salutation
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Be Vigilant -----
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Special Submission
Safety Sustainability of Medicines
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Classical Connotation
Explanation Elucidation
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Marvelous Miraculous
Indian Inheritance Authoritative Agenda
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Wrapping up
Pharmacovigilance of Ayurvedic Drugs is a Pragmatic Approach for its Proficient Practice.
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Conclusion
The ultimate aim of Pharmacovigilance system is that new information be rapidly and effectively incorporated into therapeutic decision making by Physicians in benefit of Patients through Ayurvedic Pharmacoepidemiology .
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