RGA 6208 — Introduction to Safety Sciences

3 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces safety and surveillance/pharmacovigilance regulations and principles for drugs, biologics, and medical devices across the therapeutic product life cycle. Studies safety/pharmacovigilance-related regulations and guidance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, European Medicines Agency, and other regulatory authorities, as well as the role of multidisciplinary, global organizations in developing and harmonizing safety-related best practices. Studies adoption of a life-cycle perspective, beginning with the design of preclinical safety studies and their application to the design of clinical studies, continuing through clinical development and postmarketing. Examines safety and pharmacovigilance in the context of stand-alone and combination therapeutic products, the incorporation of safety information in regulatory documentation, safety data analysis, safety-related quality management, corrective and preventive actions, and regional and global safety initiatives.

Unlocks

RGA 6400, RGA 6415, RGA 6435, RGA 6440, RGA 6450, RGA 6465, RGA 6475, RGA 6480, RGA 6490, RGA 6500

Courses that list RGA 6208 in their prerequisites.

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