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Pharmacovigilance Cell
Preamble:
India is emerging rapidly as a hub of Global Clinical trials & a destination for Drug Discovery & Development and now being recognized as the ‘Global pharmacy of Generic Drugs’ providing generic quality drugs at affordable cost. National pharmacovigilance programme of government of India started in the year 2010 under the supervision of Central drug standard control organization and drug controller general of India with a aim to develop structured programme to build synergies for monitoring ADRs, collect, collate and analyze data to arrive at an inference to recommend regulatory interventions, besides communicating risks to healthcare professionals and the community. Consequently, Pharmacovigilance committee is constituted in pursuance to Medical Council of India regulations.
2.
Goal:
The broad goal of the committee will be to generate awareness about the need of identifying and reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADR), amongst all sections of health care providers (doctors, consultants, nurses, pharmacists and undergraduate students, service providers etc) and identify ADR in patients admitted to medical college hospital and report the same to the appropriate authorities.
3.
Objectives:
To conducts routine Pharmacovigilance awareness programmes for health care providers including nurses, pharmacists, health care personnel
To scan medicine prescription to ensure safe and effective consumption of medicine
To analyses drugs prescriptions and report ADR occurring in inpatients of hospital
To evaluate the rationality of medicines prescribed to patients in hospital
To prevent drug abuse and unethical practices in society
To create awareness programs about adverse drug reactions amongst the healthcare personals & community
To provide information about safe use of drugs to health care providers including nurses, pharmacists, health care personnel
To monitor & analyses ADR, indications, contraindications of drugs under altered physiological states of health
To participate in national pharmacovigilance programme and strengthen its ongoing activities.
4.
Composition:
The pharmacovigilance committee shall comprises of following members:
Chairman Head of Department of Pharmacology
Members one faculty nominated by the Dean as Representative of clinical
departments
Nursing supdt,
Senior Pharmacist.
Member Secretary Senior faculty
Meetings: The committee shall meet once in 4 months.
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Duties of Pharmacovigilance Committee:
The Committee shall be responsible for planning and implementing activities of Pharmacovigilance unit and work as facilitator to the stakeholders of the hospital.
The Member secretary of the committee shall have to:
Prepare agenda for periodic meetings, and organize meetings
To maintain minutes & documentations
Prepare standard operating procedures for organization of awareness programmes, analysis of prescription of drugs in various departments of hospital, training of health professionals for drug delivery and monitoring.
Prepare information brochure about about safe use of drugs to health care providers including nurses, pharmacists, health care personnel and community.
The member of the committee serves as subject expert, and will be involved in training/mentoring of young faculty, residents and students for analysis of prescription and adverse drug reactions.