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Adis launches expanded range of services to help pharmacovigilance teams face the challenges of regulatory literature monitoring -

Adis, a global provider of drug information, has launched an expanded range of services, under the name of Adis Pharmacovigilance, to support pharmacovigilance departments. This new suite of services includes monitoring special situation Individual Case Safety Reports (ICSRs), local literature and customised source coverage, ongoing safety monitoring, and aggregate reports, PSURs and annual reports.

When Adis started out as an outsourcing partner for pharmacovigilance, its primary offering was centred on ICSR monitoring, which involves searching the literature to identify potential ICSRs related to a pharmaceutical company's drugs.

Pharmacovigilance is concerned with identifying and reporting the adverse effects associated with the use of pharmaceutical products. Each company that has one or more drugs on the market has a regulatory requirement to conduct pharmacovigilance activities. A major part of this involves regularly monitoring the literature to identify and triage reports of adverse effects related to their products.

The European launch of Adis Pharmacovigilance will take place on September 14 , 2016 at the World Drug Safety Europe congress in Munich. Mirko Walter, Director of Product Management for Adis Business Intelligence, will deliver the plenary keynote speaking slot on the second day of the meeting, exploring the impact of the EMA MLM service and options for integration.

Adis Pharmacovigilance is the expert solution for regulatory literature monitoring offering a wide range of services and personal support every step of the way. Adis has been publishing pharmacovigilance and drug safety content for more than 30 years and for the last decade has applied this expertise to helping pharmaceutical companies with their global regulatory literature monitoring needs.

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