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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH

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The Evolving Role of Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety: The Way Forward for Bangladesh

Author: DR HAQUE, ASADUL MAZID HELALI, MD. JALALUDDIN IQBAL, MD. ZAKIRUL ISLAM, MAINUL HAQUE
Abstract: Adverse drug reaction (ADRs) is a major public health issue and safety of drugs is a major concern particularly among children, pregnant women, and the elderly. Every society has the right to be protected against such odds. There are multiple methods for detecting the ADRs at different stages of drug development and also in the market life of a new drug. Single system alone is not sufficient to cover all the demands. Therefore multiple methods are needed for observing and quantifying the ADRs. Monitoring of ADRs by applying well developed IT enabled system in primary and secondary health care also can be an effective measure. ADRs should be taken into account more seriously and critically as often they are life threatening and a burden to the patient. Thus more effort should be put into making methods available for detection of ADRs specially in post-marketing stage of a drug and only then it will be possible to ameliorate the risk-benefit ratio of a treatment. While major advancements of the discipline of pharmacovigilance have taken place in the West, not much has been achieved in Bangladesh. A number of clinical trials and studies are currently ongoing in Bangladesh which necessities an immense needs to understand and implement pharmacovigilance. In Bangladesh, the mindset of people working in regulatory agency and the Bangladesh Pharmaceutical companies needs to change, regarding pharmacovigilance.
Keyword: Pharmacovigilance, Drug-Safety, Bangladesh
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