Rationale
Given the wide variety of global regulatory requirements, managing the volume, variety and velocity of pharmacovigilance data presents a significant challenge. Operations that are repetitive in nature and of relatively low business value are ripe for automation to gain efficiencies and reduce costs.
The Intelligent Automation Opportunities in Pharmacovigilance Initiative focuses on identifying how intelligent automation technologies can be used to better support execution of Pharmacovigilance activities/processes. By conducting an impact assessment and working with global health authorities to verify risks/issues with their use, this initiative will provide guidance, as appropriate, on applications of new technology in Pharmacovigilance practice.
Benefits
- Understanding technological foundations and their applicability to PV systems
- Evaluating the opportunity for using intelligent automation in the ICSR process
- Benchmarking intelligent automation technologies for specific ICSR process steps
- Educating PV organizations regarding the implementation intelligent automation technologies
Implementation Experience
As solutions are used throughout the R&D ecosystem, TransCelerate receives feedback related to solution implementation experiences. Anyone can submit an experience through the Engage with Us page and in select cases, we share the experiences on Our Impact page in a blinded way. Below is a featured example for this initiative:
Available Solutions
The Initiative assets below are currently available:
- Industry Perspective on Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning in Pharmacovigilance
- Black Swan Events and Intelligent Automation for Routine Safety Surveillance
- Utilizing Advanced Technologies to Augment Pharmacovigilance Systems: Challenges and Opportunities
- Automation Opportunities in Pharmacovigilance: An Industry Survey
- Interactive ICSR and Automation Technologies Tool (IATT)
- Technology Matrix
- Validating Intelligent Automation Systems in Pharmacovigilance: Insights from Good Manufacturing Practices