Adverse Drug Reactions Monitoring System
An Indigenous Adverse Drug Reactions Monitoring System (ADRMS) by Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India, to ease reporting and monitoring of adverse events (side effects) on patients due to medical products (medicine, vaccine & medical device) for the safety of patients.
Key Modules:
- User management
- Reporter management
- Organization management
- Individual case safety report (ICSR) processing for drug, vaccine and medical device.
- Report information
- Primary reporter information
- Patient & parent
- Patient history & profiling
- Adverse reaction integrated with Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) 24.0
- Drug profiling integrated with WHO Drug Dictionary
- Adverse reaction assessment
- Direct reporting for individual customer/ health care professional
- Quality Control of ICSR
- Signal generation process based on Data
- Data Analytics
- Data exchange module for E2B(R2) & E2B(R3) standards
- Support Management
- Feedback System
- Communication Management
- MedDRA Browser
- WHO DD Browser
Salient Features
- ICRS Reporting process as per the E2B(R3) standards
- Support global data standards {E2B(R2) & E2B(R3)} for exchange of information.
- Support Adverse Reaction assessment
- Integrated with Mobile SMS and Email services
- ADRMS application fully integrated with third party available Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA).
- ADRMS architecture support global WHO drug dictionary and it can be integrated easily with SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine -- Clinical Terms).
- Support other international language can be integrated for reaction coding
- Protect the confidentiality of patient data
- Global assessment process for reaction
- Generate report in various formats (pdf, excel, XML, etc)
- Customer/ healthcare professional feedback reporting
Support Customization as per the need
Technical Specifications
Technologies like JAVA8, Spring Framework, Spring Security, Hibernate, Bootstrap 4 and PostgreSQL
Chief Investigator Details
Group Coordinator
E-Governance Division