Best Free Pharmacovigilance Software
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What is Free Pharmacovigilance Software?
Pharmacovigilance software is software to enhance drug safety by automating the detection, monitoring, and management of adverse drug reactions (ADRs). It streamlines processes such as case intake, signal detection, compliance reporting, and risk assessment, ensuring regulatory adherence across global markets. By leveraging advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and data analytics, it processes large datasets from sources like clinical trials and patient feedback to identify potential safety concerns. The software enables pharmaceutical companies and healthcare organizations to improve operational efficiency while maintaining high safety standards. Ultimately, it plays a critical role in protecting patient health and ensuring the safety of pharmaceutical products. Compare and read user reviews of the best Free Pharmacovigilance software currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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OpenSourcePV
OpenSourcePV
OpenSourcePV is a company founded by Lionel Van Holle in 2019 with the ambition to make use of free & open source technologies to raise the standards of pharmacovigilance and provide an affordable & competitive alternative to expensive software specialized in pharmacovigilance. To meet their regulatory obligations, pharma companies need to monitor the safety of their products. When they start to have a strong pipeline and multiple products on the market, the amount of data to be reviewed is soon too large to be reviewed manually. To benefit from quantitative analysis, they currently have two options: either they use an expensive suite of tools or they try to build something on their own. With OpenSourcePV, we accompany their journey in quantitative signal detection allowing them to benefit from pre-built modules and building something customized to their specific needs and data sources.Starting Price: Free
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