As the premier organization for continuing pharmacy education, the Canadian Council on Continuing Education in Pharmacy (CCCEP) plays an important role. The CCCEP is a national body that rigorously assesses and accredits continuing education programs for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. They focus on maintaining high standards, remaining current on industry trends, and ensuring compliance with regulations. By endorsing programs that meet these criteria – such as AAPS’s Legislations, Ethics and Good Governance Practices, and Introduction to Clinical Research and Drug Safety – CCCEP plays a vital role in equipping pharmaceutical professionals across Canada with the knowledge and skills needed for.. READ MORE »
In several countries, adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are listed as one of the top ten primary causes of death, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). To enhance public health by preventing or minimizing harm to patients, it’s crucial to have systems in place for assessing and overseeing the safety of medications in clinical settings. This is where pharmacovigilance comes in, the science and activities relating to detecting, assessing, understanding, and preventing adverse effects or any other medicine-related problem. Understanding the global scale of pharmacovigilance is invaluable for students navigating the intricate corridors of pharmaceutical school. Here’s why. The Imperative.. READ MORE »
Sulfanilamide has long been widely recognized for its usefulness in anti-bacterial treatment medicine. As one of the earliest known antibiotics, Sulfanilamides, or Sulfa drugs as they are popularly called, were thought to produce impressive results in people without much trouble. And it would remain the popular sentiment until a public health incident with disastrous consequences took place in 1937. This incident, discussed later in this blog, would spark a hot debate and mark a revolution in the drug safety subject. It has become central to discussions about drug safety in pharmacovigilance certification programs worldwide. And if you’re pursuing a career.. READ MORE »
Pursuing a career in the pharmaceutical industry can be a rewarding and lucrative experience, especially if you have a passion for improving public health and patient safety. AAPS’ comprehensive and rigorous Clinical Research, Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance Post-Graduate Diploma Program can help introduce you to the exciting and challenging world of pharmacovigilance and prepare you for a fulfilling career in the field. Completing your pharmacovigilance diploma program opens up a world of possibilities for a career in the industry. There are numerous entry-level positions to consider, each offering the opportunity to build your skills and advance within the industry. Three.. READ MORE »
Pharmacovigilance (or PV) is a major part of drug safety, dealing with the detection, assessment, and monitoring of drug effects on the human body. With updated regulations and technological advancements, the pharmaceutical industry is facing pressure to automate PV systems—optimizing spending costs while also improving risk management. By doing so, PV systems would be better suited to create personalized medicine. Automation would also help promote transparent data sharing between patients and healthcare providers as well as regulatory agencies. In this way, those pursuing pharmaceutical studies can expect automation to significantly change the pharmaceutical industry. Here’s a closer look at how.. READ MORE »
Project managers possess excellent technical and interpersonal skills, and it’s a rewarding career which opens up after pharmacovigilance training.
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