Literature Monitoring In Pharmacovigilance

Medical Literature monitoring, Medline, Embase (Elsevier), PubMed, Literature database

What you'll learn

Introduction and Basics

Types of Literatures & Search strategies

Literature monitoring guidance from FDA and EMA

Sources used for Literature review

How to review Literature articles

Different Literature databases

Demo of Literature database

Role of Literatures in Case processing, Aggregate reports & Signal detection

Requirements

PC/ Laptop/ Cellphone

Good Internet connection

Basic English

Description

Course Title: Literature Monitoring in PharmacovigilanceCourse Description:Unlock the essential skills needed to excel in pharmacovigilance with our comprehensive course on "Literature Monitoring in Pharmacovigilance". Designed for healthcare professionals, regulatory affairs specialists, and anyone interested in drug safety, this course provides in-depth knowledge and practical tools to effectively monitor and evaluate scientific literature for adverse drug reactions (ADRs).What You'll Learn:Literature Search TechniquesData Extraction and AnalysisLiterature monitoring guidance from FDA and EMASources used for Literature reviewHow to review Literature articlesDifferent Literature databasesRole of Literatures in Case processing, Aggregate reports & Signal detectionDemo of PubMed Literature databaseWhy Enroll:Expert Instructors: Learn from industry professionals with extensive experience in pharmacovigilance.Flexible Learning: Access course materials anytime, anywhere, and learn at your own pace.Certification: Earn a certificate of completion to enhance your professional credentials.Community Support: Join a community of learners and professionals to share insights and experiences.Who Should Enroll:Pharmacovigilance professionalsRegulatory affairs specialistsHealthcare providersStudents and graduates in life sciencesSo what are you waiting for? Enroll now to advance your career in pharmacovigilance and ensure the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products through effective "Literature monitoring in Pharmacovigilance".

Overview

Section 1: Module I - Introduction and Background

Lecture 1 Topics to be discussed

Lecture 2 Introduction and Basics

Lecture 3 Literature search, monitoring, and screening

Lecture 4 Why search the scientific and medical literature?

Lecture 5 What type of information to be reviewed

Lecture 6 Sources used for the literature review

Section 2: Module II - Types of Literatures, Search strategies, Guidance from Industry

Lecture 7 Types of Literature articles

Lecture 8 Types of Literature searches

Lecture 9 Literature Search Strategies

Lecture 10 Literature monitoring guidance from FDA and EMA

Section 3: Module III - Different Literature databases

Lecture 11 Medline

Lecture 12 Embase (Elsevier)

Lecture 13 PubMed

Lecture 14 Clinicaltrials.gov

Section 4: Module IV - Demo of PubMed and Clinicaltrials dot gov

Lecture 15 Demo of PubMed

Lecture 16 Demo of Clinicaltrials dot [.] gov

Section 5: Congratulations & Thank you

Lecture 17 What to do after this training

Pharmacovigilance professionals,Pharmacy, Medical and Life science students,Clinical Research professionals