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Connecticut Department of Children and Families. SUSPECTED ADVERSE DRUG REACTION REPORTING FORM (FAX TO: 1-877-DCF-DRUG). DCF-465B.

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How to fill out suspected adverse drug reaction

1. Obtain the suspected adverse drug reaction form from your healthcare provider or regulatory authority.
2. Carefully read and follow the instructions provided on the form.
3. Provide accurate information about the patient, including their name, age, and contact details.
4. Specify the details of the suspected adverse drug reaction, such as the name of the drug, dose, frequency, and route of administration.
5. Describe the adverse reaction in detail, including the symptoms experienced by the patient and the date of onset.
6. Include any relevant medical history, concurrent medications, and allergies.
7. If available, provide lab test results or diagnostic findings related to the adverse reaction.
8. Submit the filled-out form to the appropriate healthcare provider or regulatory authority as instructed.
9. Follow up with the healthcare provider to provide any additional information or clarify any doubts if required.

Who needs suspected adverse drug reaction?

1. Healthcare professionals who suspect that a patient's adverse reaction is related to a medication.
2. Patients or caregivers who have observed or experienced an adverse reaction to a prescribed medication.
3. Pharmacists who receive reports or complaints about adverse drug reactions from patients.
4. Regulatory authorities responsible for monitoring and evaluating the safety of approved drugs.
5. Researchers and scientists studying the safety and efficacy of medications.
6. Drug manufacturers who need to collect information on adverse reactions to fulfill regulatory requirements.

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What is suspected adverse drug reaction?

A suspected adverse drug reaction is a harmful reaction to a medication that occurs while taking the drug and is suspected to be caused by the drug.

Who is required to file suspected adverse drug reaction?

Healthcare professionals, including doctors, pharmacists, and nurses, are required to file suspected adverse drug reactions.

How to fill out suspected adverse drug reaction?

Suspected adverse drug reactions can be reported through the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) or other pharmacovigilance programs.

What is the purpose of suspected adverse drug reaction?

The purpose of reporting suspected adverse drug reactions is to monitor the safety of medications and to identify potential risks and side effects.

What information must be reported on suspected adverse drug reaction?

Information such as the name of the drug, the adverse reaction, the date of occurrence, and patient demographics must be reported on suspected adverse drug reactions.