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SUSPECTED ADVERSE DRUG REACTION REPORTING FORMVersion1.3For VOLUNTARY reporting of Adverse Drug Reaction by Healthcare ProfessionalsINDIAN PHARMACOPOEIA COMMISSION(National Coordination CentrePharmacovigilance

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How to fill out suspected adverse drug reaction

1. To fill out a suspected adverse drug reaction report, follow these steps:
2. Obtain a suspected adverse drug reaction form. This can usually be obtained from the healthcare provider, pharmacist, or drug regulatory authority.
3. Fill out the patient information section, including name, age, sex, and contact details.
4. Provide details about the suspected drug, including the name, dosage, frequency, and duration of use.
5. Describe the adverse reaction experienced by the patient, including its onset, duration, severity, and any impact on daily activities.
6. Include information about any concomitant medications or underlying medical conditions that may be relevant to the adverse reaction.
7. Provide the details of the healthcare professional who is reporting the suspected adverse drug reaction, including their name, contact information, and affiliation.
8. Submit the completed form to the designated authority or healthcare provider. Follow any additional instructions or requirements provided.

Who needs suspected adverse drug reaction?

1. Suspected adverse drug reaction reports are needed by healthcare professionals, regulatory authorities, pharmaceutical companies, and researchers.
2. Healthcare professionals use these reports to monitor and assess the safety of drugs, identify potential adverse reactions, and ensure patient safety.
3. Regulatory authorities rely on these reports to make informed decisions about drug approvals, labeling changes, and safety warnings.
4. Pharmaceutical companies use the information from these reports to improve the safety profile of their drugs, identify potential issues, and meet regulatory requirements.
5. Researchers may analyze these reports to identify trends, evaluate drug safety in specific populations, or conduct post-marketing surveillance studies.

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What is suspected adverse drug reaction?

A suspected adverse drug reaction is an unwanted or harmful effect experienced after the administration of a drug or medication, which is suspected to be caused by the drug.

Who is required to file suspected adverse drug reaction?

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

How to fill out suspected adverse drug reaction?

To fill out a report for a suspected adverse drug reaction, one must provide details such as the patient's information, drug information, description of the adverse reaction, and any other relevant medical history.

What is the purpose of suspected adverse drug reaction?

The purpose of reporting suspected adverse drug reactions is to monitor the safety of medications, identify potential risks, and ensure that drugs are used safely and effectively.

What information must be reported on suspected adverse drug reaction?

The information that must be reported includes the patient's demographics, details of the drug involved, nature of the adverse reaction, duration of the reaction, and any treatment or intervention provided.