Pharmacovigilance Course

Pharmacovigilance Course: Drug Safety & Reporting

Course enrollment

$120.00

This course includes

  • Lessons

    50
  • Duration

    30h, 20m
  • Skill Level

    Advance
  • Language

    English, French
  • Certificate

    After completed
  • Deadline

    Nov 23, 2026
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  • Overview

  • Curriculum

  • Requirements

Module Name - Pharmacovigilance

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth understanding of Pharmacovigilance (PV) and Materiovigilance (MV)—from foundational principles and regulatory structures to real-world tools like eCRFs, safety trackers, MedDRA coding, and AI-based PV automation. Structured with hands-on, video-based learning, learners will gain the skills needed for regulatory compliance, safety signal reporting, adverse event documentation, and global surveillance standards.

What You Will Learn

  • Evolution, scope, and reporting mechanisms

    Understanding PV and MV fundamentals, evolution, and reporting mechanisms.

  • Clinical safety workflows

    eCRFs, narrative writing, and SAE documentation practices.

  • Trigger lists in pharmacovigilance

    Including landmark trials and safety signal detection.

  • Reporting systems

    SUGAM, AWS, and trackers for dossier & source docs.

  • Expectedness assessment & SMP development

    Line listing techniques and safety management plans.

  • Artificial intelligence in pharmacovigilance

    AI-based PV automation and machine learning applications.

  • Global regulatory bodies

    Reporting requirements and compliance standards.

  • MedDRA structure and coding

    MedDRA browser walkthrough and practical coding exercises.

Why Choose This Course?

  • Comprehensive coverage of both Pharmacovigilance and Materiovigilance principles.

  • Hands-on, video-based learning with real-world tools and systems.

  • Practical exposure to eCRFs, safety trackers, and MedDRA coding.

  • AI-based PV automation and modern technology integration.

  • Aligned with global regulatory standards and compliance requirements.

  • Supportive for transition into pharmacovigilance and drug safety roles.

Career Outcomes

After completion, learners can pursue roles such as:

  • Pharmacovigilance Associate

  • Drug Safety Specialist

  • Safety Data Management Professional

  • PV Operations Coordinator

  • MedDRA Coding Specialist

Requirements

To get the most out of this Pharmacovigilance course, please ensure you meet the following requirements. These prerequisites will help you successfully complete the program and apply your learning effectively.

  • No Prior Writing Experience

    This course is beginner-friendly and does not assume prior medical writing knowledge. No prior regulatory writing experience is needed to begin.

  • Life Sciences Background

    Suitable for graduates in life sciences, pharmacy, nursing, or related fields. A basic understanding of clinical trials will be helpful but not mandatory.

  • Computer with Internet Access

    You'll need a computer with internet connection for research and online resources. Access to Microsoft Word software is also required for document creation and formatting exercises.

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