VigiLyze Introductory course
- Offered byUppsala Monitoring Centre
VigiLyze Introductory course at Uppsala Monitoring Centre Overview
VigiLyze Introductory course
at Uppsala Monitoring Centre
Understand the role of VigiLyze in signal detection, risk assessment, and drug safety monitoring activities
Duration | 2 hours |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Go to Website  |
Credential | Certificate |
VigiLyze Introductory course at Uppsala Monitoring Centre Highlights
VigiLyze Introductory course
at Uppsala Monitoring Centre
- Earn a certificate after completion of the course
VigiLyze Introductory course at Uppsala Monitoring Centre Course details
VigiLyze Introductory course
at Uppsala Monitoring Centre
What are the course deliverables?
- Introduction to VigiLyze
- The qualitative workflow
- The quantitative workflow
- Investigations
More about this course
- The aim of this course is to guide you through VigiLyze and its main functionalities to optimize the analysis of drug/vaccine safety data in your pharmacovigilance centre
- This Course aims to provide an introduction and basic understanding of the VigiLyze system—a software or platform used in pharmacovigilance for analyzing and monitoring adverse drug reactions (ADRs) reported to drug regulatory agencies
VigiLyze Introductory course at Uppsala Monitoring Centre Curriculum
VigiLyze Introductory course
at Uppsala Monitoring Centre
General Introduction
Introduction to the course
Introduction to VigiLyze
What is VigiLyze - Background to current version of VigiLyze - Landing page and settings - Geographical focus and custom groups
The qualitative workflow
Filters in the qualitative workflow - How to use date filter - How to search for drugs - How to search for ADR terms
The quantitative workflow
When is Quantitative area useful
Investigations
Why use investigations in VigiLyze - Investigations area
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