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SERIOUS UNEXPECTED ADVERSE EVENT FORM Confidential once completed Please report any serious, unexpected adverse events* (SAE's) believed to be due to the treatments given as part of the ASTRAL trial

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1. Collect all relevant information about the adverse event, including the date and time it occurred, the individuals involved, and any accompanying symptoms or effects.
2. Notify the appropriate regulatory authorities, following the designated reporting procedures and timelines.
3. Document the adverse event in detail, using a standardized adverse event report form if available.
4. Determine the severity and causality of the event, considering factors such as any pre-existing conditions or medications.
5. Communicate the adverse event to the relevant stakeholders, such as healthcare providers, patients, and sponsors if applicable.
6. Follow up on the adverse event, ensuring appropriate medical care or interventions are provided if necessary.
7. Review and analyze the adverse event to identify any potential trends or patterns that may require further investigation or action.
8. Take necessary measures to prevent similar adverse events in the future, such as updating protocols, revising product labeling, or implementing additional safety precautions.

Who needs serious unexpected adverse event?

1. Serious unexpected adverse event reporting is typically required by regulatory agencies, such as the FDA in the United States.
2. Healthcare professionals, pharmaceutical companies, clinical trial sponsors, and other stakeholders involved in the development, testing, and monitoring of medical products or interventions may need to report and handle serious unexpected adverse events.
3. Patients or individuals who experience a serious unexpected adverse event may also be encouraged to report it to appropriate authorities or healthcare providers.

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What is serious unexpected adverse event?

Serious unexpected adverse event is any unexpected event that is severe and potentially life-threatening or fatal.

Who is required to file serious unexpected adverse event?

Investigators, sponsors, and institutional review boards (IRBs) are required to file serious unexpected adverse event.

How to fill out serious unexpected adverse event?

To fill out a serious unexpected adverse event report, detailed information about the event must be provided, including the date of occurrence, description of the event, the patient's information, and any relevant medical history.

What is the purpose of serious unexpected adverse event?

The purpose of serious unexpected adverse event reporting is to gather information on potential risks and adverse effects of medical products or procedures for the safety of patients and the general public.

What information must be reported on serious unexpected adverse event?

Information that must be reported on a serious unexpected adverse event includes the date of occurrence, description of the event, the patient's information, and any relevant medical history.