About Course
The Certification in Pharmacovigilance is a 6-month program focused on the monitoring and assessment of drug safety and adverse reactions. Held every Friday, the course covers topics such as the scope, definition, and aims of pharmacovigilance, classification of adverse drug reactions, causality assessment, and the role of clinical pharmacists in reporting and managing ADRs. Students will also learn about adverse drug reaction reporting, drug-induced diseases, and the responsibilities of pharmacovigilance and drug safety associates. The program includes viva assessments, hands-on experience with adverse drug reactions, and a final exam to evaluate students' understanding and application of pharmacovigilance principles.
Requirements
- Background in pharmacy or related field
- Basic knowledge of pharmacology
- Computer skills
- Communication skills
- Attention to detail
- Analytical skills
- Time management
- Regulatory knowledge
How to Apply
- Research course details
- Obtain application form
- Prepare necessary documents
- Submit application
- Attend interview if required
Fees
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