Last Updated on June 10, 2024
National Pharmacovigilance Centre, DRAP collects reports of suspected Adverse Events associated with the use of therapeutic products. Anyone can report a suspected adverse events.
DRAP has enabled both electronic and manual systems for collection of reports of suspected adverse events:-
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Med Vigilance E Reporting
An online Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) reporting platform available in both English and Urdu languages.
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VigiMobile Application
A user-friendly application is available for installation in Android, iPhone and Desktop systems.
Click to download instructions.
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Following ways can be used to report a suspected adverse events:-
- Ask your healthcare professional (Physicians, Pharmacists and Nurses), to report a side effect or adverse reaction.
- Report Your Side Effect or Adverse Reaction by Yourself to National Pharmacovigilance Centre through Med Vigilance System of DRAP
- Download and fill out a yellow reporting form and send to National Pharmacovigilance Centre of DRAP through email at npc∂dra.gov.pk or at postal address.
For further information about who can report ADRs and how to report suspected Adverse Events to DRAP, please navigate to How to Report ADRs to DRAP