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SH NCP 33Research Related Adverse Event Reporting Policy Version: 3Summary:This Policy provides a framework to address research related adverse events. The Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials)

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How to fill out research related adverse event

1. Step 1: Start by collecting all necessary information related to the adverse event.
2. Step 2: Review the research protocol and guidelines to understand the specific requirements for documenting adverse events.
3. Step 3: Use a standardized adverse event form or template provided by the research organization or regulatory agency.
4. Step 4: Clearly identify the adverse event by providing detailed descriptions of the event, such as date, time, duration, and any relevant signs or symptoms.
5. Step 5: Classify the severity of the adverse event using a standardized scale or classification system.
6. Step 6: Assess the relationship of the adverse event to the research intervention or study drug.
7. Step 7: Document any actions taken in response to the adverse event, such as treatment, dose adjustments, or study modifications.
8. Step 8: Include any relevant medical records, laboratory results, or imaging studies that support the documentation of the adverse event.
9. Step 9: Review and verify the completeness and accuracy of the adverse event report before submitting it.
10. Step 10: Submit the filled-out adverse event report to the appropriate research personnel or regulatory agency according to the specified timelines and guidelines.

Who needs research related adverse event?

1. Research personnel involved in conducting clinical trials or research studies need to fill out research-related adverse event forms.
2. Pharmacovigilance departments of pharmaceutical companies or regulatory agencies also require documentation of adverse events.
3. Healthcare professionals who are directly involved in patient care during research studies may need to report and document adverse events.
4. Ethics committees or Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) responsible for overseeing research studies may also request adverse event documentation as part of their monitoring and safety evaluation processes.

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What is research related adverse event?

Research related adverse event refers to any unexpected, serious, or life-threatening occurrence during a research study.

Who is required to file research related adverse event?

Researchers, sponsors, and Institutional Review Boards (IRB) are required to file research related adverse event.

How to fill out research related adverse event?

Research related adverse event forms can be filled out online or submitted through the designated reporting channels.

What is the purpose of research related adverse event?

The purpose of reporting research related adverse events is to ensure the safety of research participants and to monitor the overall well-being of study subjects.

What information must be reported on research related adverse event?

Information such as the nature of the adverse event, the severity, any actions taken, and the potential impact on the research study must be reported.