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Pharmacovigilance

What is pharmacovigilance?

Pharmacovigilance is the science concerned with detecting, evaluating, understanding, and preventing adverse effects and problems associated with the use of medications, with the goal of ensuring patient safety and promoting the safe and effective use of treatments.

Objectives of pharmacovigilance:

  1. Ensuring the safe and effective use of medications
  2. Assessing the risks associated with the use of medications
  3. Minimizing harm resulting from the use of medications

What are the side effects of medications?

Side effects are unwanted reactions that occur during or after the use of a medication.

What should I do if I experience side effects?

Reporting side effects is crucial, as it helps monitor medication safety and assess its benefits and risks.

If you experience any side effects, please contact your doctor or healthcare provider immediately.

How can I report side effects?

If you are a healthcare provider, please fill out the following form:

download healthcare provider Form

If you are a patient, please fill out the following form:

Download Patient Form

Data Protection and Confidentiality

We are committed to maintaining the confidentiality and protecting the personal information contained in pharmacovigilance communications. This information is used solely for the purposes of monitoring drug safety and complying with regulatory requirements, and may be shared with relevant health authorities or our product safety partners while ensuring data privacy. The information will not be used for any marketing purposes.

After filling out the form, please send it via:

[email protected] 
091-0001122