As of 8 November, all individual case safety reports (ICSRs) that are filed in Pakistan will have to be submitted via the regulator’s new e-Reporting System.
Pakistan Introduces Mandatory E-Reporting For Adverse Drug Reactions
Companies submitting individual case safety reports in Pakistan will soon have to use a new e-Reporting system that is expected to simplify and streamline the submissions process.
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