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Pharmacovigilance and Drug Safety Software Systems

ICSR case management, adverse event reporting, signal detection

Pharmacovigilance software (also called drug safety or PV systems) ingests, codes, assesses, and submits Individual Case Safety Reports (ICSRs) for marketed pharmaceutical products and clinical trials. These platforms handle the end-to-end workflow from initial intake through MedDRA coding, causality assessment, expedited and periodic reporting, and signal detection — the regulatory obligation that follows a drug from first-in-human through end-of-life.

Key Certifications

FDA 21 CFR Part 11EU Annex 11ICH E2B(R3)GAMP 5EMA GVP Compliant

Core Features

ICSR Case ManagementMedDRA CodingSignal DetectionE2B(R3) SubmissionPeriodic Reporting

What is Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety?

A pharmacovigilance system centralizes adverse event data and automates regulatory reporting to global health authorities. Core capabilities include ICSR case intake (manual, literature, partner, patient portal), MedDRA and WHODrug coding, narrative authoring, medical review workflow, expedited E2B(R3) submission to FDA FAERS / EMA EudraVigilance / PMDA / NMPA, periodic aggregate reporting (PSUR/PBRER, DSUR, PADER), and signal detection over the cumulative case database. Modern platforms add AI-assisted intake triage, automated MedDRA coding suggestions, and literature monitoring.

Key Features to Consider

  • CheckICSR case intake and processing (clinical, post-marketing, literature)
  • CheckMedDRA and WHODrug coding with auto-suggest
  • CheckE2B(R2) and E2B(R3) regulatory submission to FDA, EMA, PMDA, NMPA
  • CheckExpedited reporting workflows (15-day, 7-day) and PSUR/PBRER/DSUR generation
  • CheckSignal detection and management with disproportionality analysis
  • CheckMedical review and causality assessment workflow
  • CheckLiterature surveillance and PubMed/Embase integration
  • CheckRisk Management Plan (RMP) authoring and tracking

Compliance Requirements

Pharmacovigilance systems must comply with ICH E2B(R3) for ICSR electronic transmission, EMA GVP (Good Pharmacovigilance Practices) modules I–XVI, FDA 21 CFR 314.80 (post-marketing) and 312.32 (IND safety), and country-specific requirements. Systems require complete audit trails per FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11, validated state under GAMP 5, and demonstrable data integrity (ALCOA+). MedDRA licensing and WHODrug subscription are baseline requirements for coding.

Common Use Cases

  • ArrowProcessing post-marketing adverse event reports for marketed products
  • ArrowManaging clinical trial SAE / SUSAR reporting and IND safety updates
  • ArrowGenerating periodic safety updates (PSUR, PBRER, DSUR, PADER)
  • ArrowRunning signal detection across cumulative safety database
  • ArrowSubmitting expedited ICSRs to FDA FAERS and EMA EudraVigilance
  • ArrowCoordinating PV obligations across licensing partners and CROs

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