ForsideEnglishPharmacovigilanceElectronic transmission of individual case safety reports Electronic transmission of individual case safety reports by the Marketing authorisation holder As of November 2017 the Marketing authorisation holder shall report individual case safety reports (ICSRs) directly to EudraVigilance (EV). SideinnholdThe reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) occurring in Norway should be in line with the requirements of EU directive 2001/83 and Regulation 726/2004 and the guidelines for Good Pharmacovigilance Practices (GVP) module VI.The Marketing authorisation holder (MAH) shall report all serious and non-serious ADRs occurring in Norway to EV. Hence, the MAHs should no longer send reports originating from Norway directly to NOMA. ADRs occurring in other EU/EEA-countries and outside the EEA should also be reported to EV, in line with the requirements in the legislation/GVP VI.Norwegian ADRs reported by marketing authorisation holders, will be rerouted from EV to NOMA.All reports NOMA receives directly from healthcare professionals via the regional pharmacovigilance centres and directly from patients in Norway will be submitted to EV and will be made available to the MAHsfor downloading.See Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on electronic transmission of individual safety reportsSee more information from EMA:EudraVigilance Change ManagementEudravigilance training and supportGood Pharmacovigilance Practices, Module VI, Rev 2 Oppdatert: 07.03.2018 Publisert: 27.06.2016 Fant du det du lette etter? Ja Ja Nei Nei Så bra! Hva var det du lette etter på denne siden? Kan du fortelle hva du ikke fant? Vennligst ikke oppgi navn eller kontaktinformasjon i dette feltet, men send oss en e-post hvis du har konkrete spørsmål. Send inn tilbakemelding Skriv ut