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Pharmacovigilance: SOP for Pharmacovigilance Regulatory Intelligence Monitoring

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SOP for Pharmacovigilance Regulatory Intelligence Monitoring

Guidelines for Pharmacovigilance Regulatory Intelligence Monitoring

1) Purpose

The purpose of this SOP is to establish procedures for monitoring and evaluating regulatory intelligence related to pharmacovigilance activities to ensure compliance and timely response to regulatory changes.

2) Scope

This SOP applies to all pharmacovigilance personnel responsible for regulatory intelligence monitoring, including pharmacovigilance managers, regulatory affairs specialists, and compliance officers.

3) Responsibilities

The Regulatory Intelligence Monitoring Team is responsible for monitoring, analyzing, and disseminating regulatory information relevant to pharmacovigilance. The Pharmacovigilance (PV) Manager oversees regulatory intelligence monitoring activities to ensure proactive compliance and strategic alignment with regulatory developments.

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4) Procedure

4.1 Regulatory Intelligence Sources

  1. Identify and subscribe to relevant regulatory authorities, publications, and databases for pharmacovigilance regulatory updates.
  2. Establish partnerships with regulatory agencies and industry associations to stay informed about upcoming changes and guidelines.
  3. Monitor official websites, newsletters, and regulatory alerts for timely information retrieval.

4.2 Information Collection and Analysis

  1. Collect regulatory intelligence data and documentation related to pharmacovigilance regulations, guidelines, and best practices.
  2. Analyze collected information to assess potential impact on pharmacovigilance processes, procedures, and compliance obligations.
  3. Document findings and implications of regulatory changes for further review and action.

4.3 Regulatory Updates Dissemination

  1. Communicate regulatory updates and changes to relevant stakeholders within the pharmacovigilance department and across the organization.
  2. Provide summaries and interpretations
of regulatory intelligence to facilitate understanding and compliance readiness.
  • Initiate discussions and meetings to address implications and action plans in response to regulatory changes.

    • 4.4 Compliance Assessment and Implementation

    1. Conduct gap assessments to evaluate current pharmacovigilance practices against updated regulatory requirements.
    2. Develop and implement action plans to address identified gaps and ensure compliance with new regulations.
    3. Monitor implementation progress and effectiveness of corrective actions.

    4.5 Regulatory Intelligence Reporting

    1. Generate periodic reports on regulatory intelligence activities, findings, and compliance status for management and regulatory authorities.
    2. Document regulatory intelligence monitoring activities, including sources, analyses, and actions taken.
    3. Archive reports and documentation for audit and reference purposes.

    5) Abbreviations, if any

    PV – Pharmacovigilance, SOP – Standard Operating Procedure

    6) Documents, if any

    Regulatory intelligence reports, compliance action plans, gap assessment records, stakeholder communication logs.

    7) Reference, if any

    EU Good Pharmacovigilance Practices (GVP) Module I – Pharmacovigilance Systems and Their Quality Management Systems, FDA Guidance for Industry – Guidance for Industry: Postmarketing Adverse Event Reporting for Human Drug and Biological Products Including Vaccines.

    8) SOP Version

    Version 1.0

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