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Abstract Details

Differences in Pharmacovigilance Regulatory Requirements in Latin America countries (LATAM): impact in the real world experience
General Neurology
P9 - Poster Session 9 (12:00 PM-1:00 PM)
6-001

1)To carry out an update of the data of the control agencies in LATAM ;to evaluate the real state of PVG programs about safety of biological/ follow-on drugs and synthetic products;2)to describe different Risk Evaluation Mitigation Strategies (REMS);reporting process in LA;3)to communicate relevant safety information from all available data sources in our population ;4)to recommend appropriate regulatory actions that may impact in daily clinical practice and to describe strategies and actions to minimize risk.

Pharmacovigilance (PVG) according to WHO is the science/activities relating to the detection,assessment,understanding and prevention of adverse effects (AEs) or other drug-related problems. An increase in the real-world incidence of PML/other AEs is concerning.

The LATAM MS Forum is an independent group of 14 experts has assessed latest scientific evidence regarding efficacy and safety of treatments in MS in LA.Currently 12 countries are members: ARG,Bolivia,Brazil,Chile,Colombia,Costa Rica, Ecuador,Mexico,Panama,Peru,Uruguay,Venezuela. PVG was the main topic of this working group focused on differences between countries including typical infections/different diseases.

 

1)LA has its own regulatory agency based on FDA and EU Agency regulations and different regulations at the time to approve biosimilar, follow-on drugs or copies of oral drugs.Actually in some countries we have approved between 1-10 different copies of some drug 2)The reporting program depends of medical/ pharmaceutical/patient reports. Unfortunately n of reports from doctors are rare 3)doctor’reports are infrequent among LA countries 4)PVG education is rare in LA that impact in adherence/compliance.

PVG database with information on drugs safety and efficacy is a needs and the aim objective should include the long-term data information.We conclude that:1)to develop PVG network in LA with prevention/mitigation strategies like continuous medical education and patient counseling to be effective in tackling AEs;2)promote adherence to treatment with various measures to manage adverse events and promote adequate compliance; )some topics should be considered include in ours REMS.

 

Authors/Disclosures
Judith D. Steinberg, MD (Hospital Britanico)
PRESENTER
No disclosure on file
Adriana Carra No disclosure on file
Yara D. Fragoso Yara D. Fragoso has nothing to disclose.
Miguel A. Macias-Islas, MD (Universidad De Guadalajara) No disclosure on file
Claudia A. Carcamo Rodriguez, MD, PhD No disclosure on file
Ethel Ciampi No disclosure on file
Edgar Patricio Correa Diaz, Sr., MD (Cooperativa IESS-FUT) Dr. Correa Diaz has nothing to disclose.
Juan Duran Quiroz, MD (Universidad Mayor De San Andres, Facultad De Medicina) No disclosure on file
Juan Raul Garcia, MD No disclosure on file
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Nelson Novarro, MD No disclosure on file
Carlos Oehninger, MD No disclosure on file
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Irene Trevino Frenk No disclosure on file
Darwin R. Vizcarra, MD (Hypnos SRL) No disclosure on file