#Pharmacovigilance is no stranger to risk and uncertainty. The administration of medicines may expose patients to potential adverse drug reactions of varying frequency. How can we better manage rare, unexpected, and serious adverse drug reactions with a high social impact? A surprising solution may be in philosophy. François Montastruc proposes applying the Black Swan Theory to drug safety to help us become pharmacovigilance 'oiseleur' to better predict and prevent the unexpected. 📖 Read #UppsalaReports for the full story 👉 ow.ly/OxAb50TILb1
Uppsala Monitoring Centre
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UMC promotes the safer use of medicines and vaccines for everyone everywhere
Om oss
Uppsala Monitoring Centre is a non-profit foundation and a centre for international service and scientific research in the field of pharmacovigilance. We advance the safety of patients by exploring and understanding the risks and benefits of medicines, with the ultimate aim of helping patients and physicians make wise therapeutic decisions. For more than 40 years, we have provided scientific leadership and operational support to the WHO Programme for International Drug Monitoring, expanding the global pharmacovigilance network to reach more than 95% of the world’s population. We create partnerships that bring together resources, expertise, and a shared vision of patient safety. Today, we continue to build a global drug safety culture by supporting and engaging all pharmacovigilance stakeholders, from national centres to regulators, academia and the pharma industry.
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Extern länk för Uppsala Monitoring Centre
- Bransch
- Forskning
- Företagsstorlek
- 51–200 anställda
- Huvudkontor
- Uppsala
- Typ
- Ideell organisation
- Grundat
- 1978
- Specialistområden
- Pharmacovigilance, Clinical data management och Analytics
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Bredgrand 7
Box 1051
Uppsala, 75140, SE
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Uppdateringar
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🎉 A warm welcome to South Sudan who joins the World Health Organization Programme for International Drug Monitoring (PIDM) as the 159th member! Learn more about this global collaboration that advances pharmacovigilance across the world here 👉 ow.ly/LRxp50FnvQV
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Disproportionality analyses are a mainstay of #pharmacovigilance research, but without clear guidelines, they often lead to confusion and misinterpretation. Daniele Sartori and Michele Fusaroli join us in the latest episode of #DrugSafetyMatters to discuss the #READUS_PV statement, and how it aims to increase transparency, replicability and reproducibility in pharmacovigilance. Listen now 🎧 ow.ly/snuM50TGO0Z
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Five days filled with courses, thought-provoking sessions, engaging discussions, and networking flew by at #ISoP2024Montreal 🌎 It was a pleasure to meet new and familiar faces at our booth, present alongside leading and emerging voices in #pharmacovigilance, and admire the dozens of research posters on exhibit. Thank you to ISoP Online, event organisers, exhibitors, sponsors, and attendees for making this year's ISoP Annual Meeting a success! Curious about the topics presented at #ISoP2024Montreal? Take a deep dive into #UppsalaReports 👉 ow.ly/hxNS50TAoZY And don’t forget to view or download our research posters here 👉 https://lnkd.in/ewHPNs2n
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This week, UMC is on-site at #ISoP2024Montreal participating in sessions, leading discussions, and presenting our latest research posters! 🔹 One poster explores how and why #pharmacovigilance assessors interact with case narrative fields in spontaneous reports. 🔹 Another poster analyses reported drug-induced liver injury (DILI) cases and assesses whether the report quality found for venetoclax reflects DILI reports in #VigiBase. 🔹 The third poster examines the impact of online learning on reporting routines and assessment of medication errors in participating countries. 👀 Check out the posters in person at the poster exhibition, view them below👇 or download your copy from the UMC publications library 👉 https://lnkd.in/gCdahWJi
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With rapid advances in intelligent technology and other solutions, how may we best harness this momentum to ensure #pharmacovigilance stands to benefit too? We take a deep dive into the topics presented at #ISoP2024Montreal, including #MedicationErrors, signal detection, and protecting patients against side effects. Visit #UppsalaReports for the full scoop 👉 ow.ly/hxNS50TAoZY
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Join us for our upcoming #WHODrug Extended webinar! We'll dive into coding challenges across several cases with special guests from IQVIA. You'll gain insights into coding with WHODrug and see practical examples from the IQVIA team. This webinar is a fantastic opportunity to expand your coding expertise and explore real-world cases from the WHODrug user community: 📆 Tuesday, 8 October 🕘 09:00 and 17:00 CEST Sign up via the User Area 👉 ow.ly/jLXt50TzJUU
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Last week, UMC was pleased to host a delegation from Bijwerkingencentrum Lareb, the Netherlands #pharmacovigilance centre. It was a fruitful two-day meeting filled with discussions on several topics, including standardisation and harmonisation of data, safety surveillance applications, pregnancy pharmacovigilance, and more. Members of both organisations also gave rapid-fire presentations on the latest research and projects they have developed. We look forward to continuing discussions, furthering strategic collaborations, and exploring how to innovate together – until next time!
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📆 Will we see you at #ISoP2024Montreal? We are thrilled to be exhibiting and presenting at this year's ISoP Online/ISoP Events Annual Meeting in Montreal, Canada🇨🇦. Held from 1–5 October, the 23rd edition will explore global perspectives on #pharmacovigilance in the digital age and advance therapeutics. Our researchers and communicators will be on-site to tell you about artificial intelligence in PV, medication errors, ecopharmacovigilance, and more, during fascinating sessions, poster presentations and meet & greets at our booth. Check out the UMC schedule in the carousel below👇 and find all conference details online 🌐 isop2024montreal.org
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Nearly 300 experts from different practice areas gathered this summer in Kampala, Uganda🇺🇬, for the ISoP Africa Chapter meeting. The agenda showcased how #pharmacovigilance practices are maturing in the region and how locally generated data is driving therapeutic decisions and treatment choices. Read more about the outcomes of the meeting and what's on the horizon in #UppsalaReports 👉 ow.ly/Gzn650TsRuN