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Data on Strengthening Pharmacovigilance Systems through Africa–Europe Collaboration: Insights from a Regulatory Roundtable Discussion

Domaine:

healthcare
Créateur:
Mbade NdaVat
Éditeur:
Zenodo
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This data was generated from an event aimed at strengthening pharmacovigilance systems through Africa–Europe collaboration. The event fostered critical discussions on real-world safety monitoring, regulatory practices, and differences in health systems through short, problem-focused presentations based on active research and field practice from regulators in Africa and Europe

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Pharmacovigilance system, development, integration, Europe, Africa, Regulators

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