Wait For Benefits Of EudraVigilance Pilot Before Expanding To More EU Products, Says Pharma

Drug companies say that any decision on taking the EudraVigilance monitoring requirements into the next phase should only be made when there is clear evidence that it has improved patient safety.

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The pharmaceutical industry says it is "very relieved" that the ongoing EU signal detection pilot involving the revamped EudraVigilance database – which was due to end after one year of operation on Feb. 22, 2019 – has been extended until further notice, but it is making a case to ensure it does not move into the next implementation phase until there are meaningful data to demonstrate its benefits.

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