Dear Colleagues,
I welcome you all to second session of the Pharmacovigilance course and kindly use the following link to koin the meeting.
Make sure you have registered on the Zoom using www.zoom.us/. Once registered, join the meeting at the belo...

Dear Colleagues who missed the first webinar on Pv,

Prof. Andy is keen to briefly highlight the previously discussed topics while starting the second session on March 13, 2019 to bring everyone in one page. I really thank Prof. Andy and invite ev...

Dear Lilian and Dorothy,

Thank you for your interest. As to the recorded video access, I will let you know and just revist the forum for information.

Kind regards,

Mulugeta

Dear All,

The next session, 'Advances in the Science & Methods of Pharmacovigilance' will follow on Wednesday, March 13, 2019 @7 AM PT. This session will focus on risk evaluation, including active surveillance and comparative observational s...

Dear Loice,

The first session was an interesting presentation and looking forward for the next session. Until then, I have the following questions:

1. What is the maximium tolerable deviation level among the test and reference drug?
2. During review...

Dear Jean,
Have you received this link?: https://washington.zoom.us/j/600118631
You just click the link and your computer will authomatically download the Zoom launcher. Then click "save file" -> run it to install ---> wait some time until it cove...

Dear Dr. Menghis,

Thanks for the valuable information.
As it takes some time to sign up, download and activate the link, I strongly recommend every participant to manage some time before the class. I also kindly remind participants to start joini...

Dear Colleagues,
This is a kind reminder to consider reading the course materials posted in the website before the actual lecture.
Looking forward to see you all tomorrow.

Kind regards,

Mulugeta

Dear colleagues,

I’m honored to welcome you all to the 1st Lecture on “Advances in the Science and Methods of Pharmacovigilance", taught by Prof Andy Stergachis from the University of Washington in Seattle, WA, USA.

* Learning Objectives:*
Upon ...