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When deciding on a QPPV partner, it's crucial to opt for one with access to top-tier local specialists and the ability to offer adaptable, tailor-made solutions for precise requirements. Navitas Life Sciences delivers comprehensive and seamless solutions encompassing QPPV responsibilities and extending to comprehensive safety reporting management, clear communication, and efficient support for all stakeholders. In this blog we highlight some of the important FAQs on QPPV, like QPPV roles and responsibilities, and QPPV requirements. Find out what QPPV entails.
A Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance (QPPV) is personally responsible, by law, for the safety of the human pharmaceutical products marketed by that company in the EU. The QPPV should reside in the EU and provide support across the globe through in-house QPPVs and a network of Local QPPVs.
The Pharmacovigilance System Master File (PSMF) serves as an intricate documentation outlining the pharmacovigilance system employed by the Marketing Authorization Holder (MAH) concerning one or multiple authorized medicinal products.
It's important to note that the PSMF stands distinct from the marketing authorization (MA) dossier and is upheld autonomously from the MA. Accessibility to the PSMF should be continuous for inspection purposes and must be promptly furnished to Competent Authorities within a 7-day timeframe upon request.
The Individual Case Safety Report (ICSR) is designed to gather essential information required for reporting adverse events, product issues, and consumer grievances linked to the utilization of FDA-regulated products.
In the realm of pharmacovigilance (PV), the role of a Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance (QPPV) stands as a cornerstone in ensuring the safety of pharmaceutical products. At Navitas Life Sciences, we recognize the criticality of the QPPV role and offer comprehensive solutions to meet both global and local QPPV needs.
A QPPV holds a pivotal position, mandated by law, responsible for overseeing the safety of pharmaceutical products marketed in the EU. Their responsibilities encompass a wide array of tasks, including maintaining and establishing PV systems, monitoring product safety, ensuring compliance with local legislations, acting as the primary liaison with Competent Authorities, and managing audits and inspections.
By outsourcing the QPPV role to Navitas Life Sciences, clients benefit from:
At Navitas Life Sciences, we understand the critical role of the QPPV and are committed to providing unparalleled support to our clients in navigating complex PV landscapes. Whether you are seeking a global QPPV partner or require assistance with local PV requirements, Navitas Life Sciences stands ready to be your trusted ally in ensuring pharmacovigilance excellence.
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