Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal.
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Resumo: | PURPOSE: The information that is available when marketing authorizations are approved is limited. Pharmacovigilance has an important role during the postauthorization period, and alerts published by national authorities allow health care professionals to be informed about new data on safety profiles. This study therefore sought to analyze all safety alerts published by the Portuguese National Authority of Medicines and Health Products I.P. (INFARMED). METHODS: We conducted an observational study of all alerts published on the INFARMED website from January 2002 through December 2014. From the data included in the alerts, the following information was abstracted: active substance name (and trade name), event that led to the alert, and the resulting safety measures. Active substances were classified according to the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) code. FINDINGS: A total of 562 alerts were published, and 304 were eligible for inclusion. The musculoskeletal system was the ATC code with more alerts (n = 53), followed by the nervous system (n = 42). Communication of the information and recommendations to the health care professionals and the public in general was the most frequent safety measure (n = 128), followed by changes in the Summary of the Product Characteristics and package information leaflet (n = 66). During the study period, 26 marketing authorizations were temporarily suspended and 10 were revoked. IMPLICATIONS: The knowledge of the alerts published during the postmarketing period is very useful to the health care professionals for improving prescription and use of medicines and to the scientific community for the development of new researches. Copyright © 2015 Elsevier HS Journals, Inc. All rights reserved. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. Soares, Sara National Regulatory Agency adverse drug reactions Portugal pharmacovigilance safety alerts safety measures |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Safety Alerts: An Observational Study in Portugal. |
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Soares, Sara |
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Soares, Sara Roque, Fátima Teixeira Rodrigues, António Figueiras A, Adolfo Herdeiro, Maria Teresa |
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Roque, Fátima Teixeira Rodrigues, António Figueiras A, Adolfo Herdeiro, Maria Teresa |
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Soares, Sara Roque, Fátima Teixeira Rodrigues, António Figueiras A, Adolfo Herdeiro, Maria Teresa |
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National Regulatory Agency adverse drug reactions Portugal pharmacovigilance safety alerts safety measures |
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National Regulatory Agency adverse drug reactions Portugal pharmacovigilance safety alerts safety measures |
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PURPOSE: The information that is available when marketing authorizations are approved is limited. Pharmacovigilance has an important role during the postauthorization period, and alerts published by national authorities allow health care professionals to be informed about new data on safety profiles. This study therefore sought to analyze all safety alerts published by the Portuguese National Authority of Medicines and Health Products I.P. (INFARMED). METHODS: We conducted an observational study of all alerts published on the INFARMED website from January 2002 through December 2014. From the data included in the alerts, the following information was abstracted: active substance name (and trade name), event that led to the alert, and the resulting safety measures. Active substances were classified according to the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) code. FINDINGS: A total of 562 alerts were published, and 304 were eligible for inclusion. The musculoskeletal system was the ATC code with more alerts (n = 53), followed by the nervous system (n = 42). Communication of the information and recommendations to the health care professionals and the public in general was the most frequent safety measure (n = 128), followed by changes in the Summary of the Product Characteristics and package information leaflet (n = 66). During the study period, 26 marketing authorizations were temporarily suspended and 10 were revoked. IMPLICATIONS: The knowledge of the alerts published during the postmarketing period is very useful to the health care professionals for improving prescription and use of medicines and to the scientific community for the development of new researches. Copyright © 2015 Elsevier HS Journals, Inc. All rights reserved. |
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