Exchange of Safety Reports Sample Clauses

Exchange of Safety Reports. Distributor agrees to provide Principal with all relevant safety information received by Distributor in relation to any Principal Product(s), including both initial and follow-up reports, from any source within one (1) business day of becoming aware of the information. Applicable individual case safety reports (ICSRs) include but are not limited to the following: • Adverse Events from any source. • “Special situation” events: drug exposure including pregnancy/breast feeding, occupational exposure, off-label use, overdose, medication errors, misuse/abuse, lack of therapeutic effect, possible drug interaction, unintended beneficial effects, transmission via an infectious agent o These situations should be reported to Principal regardless of whether or not there is an associated adverse event. Potential sources of safety information may include but are not limited to: • Clinical trials • Health care professionals or consumers • Product quality complaint • Medical information enquiry • Local media e.g. newspaper, internet or radio • Patient support programs • Local Literature • Local Pharmacovigilance website or database* *Distributor will be responsible for the screening ICSRs associated with the Product from the local pharmacovigilance website/database if requested by the local authority and will exchange the ICSRs with the Principal as per Section 7 of SDEA. To be considered as a Valid Case, an AE or “special situation” report must include all the following: • One or more identifiable reporting source • One single identifiable patient characterised by initials, patient identification number, date of birth, age, age group or gender. • One or more (Principal) suspected medicinal products • One or more suspected adverse event or “special situation”. Every effort should be made by the Distributor to obtain the minimum criteria above. However, if this is not possible, the Distributor should send whatever information is available to Principal by the Safety Contacts (see Schedule 1) within one (1) business day. For the purposes of the SDEA, all Valid and Invalid Cases shall be exchanged providing the information is related to TopRidge Adverse Event Reporting Form 1. 0 version or TopRidge Pregnancy Outcome Report Form Version 1.0 (Schedule 2) to Principal according to Table 1. Table 1 SAFETY REPORT TYPE FORMAT METHOD OF TRANSFER TIMELINE All AEs/ADRs and Special Reports (serious and non- serious) Principal’s AE Form Email/ (see Contact information Schedule 1) one (...
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