EU veterinary professionals can strengthen drug-safety and regulatory skills through practical pharmacovigilance training, interactive Q&A and real-world case studies.
Dublin, Sept. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- "Introduction to Veterinary Pharmacovigilance (Mar 8th - Mar 9th, 2027)" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Introduction to Veterinary Pharmacovigilance will take place online on March 8–9, 2027, providing two days of foundational training and practical guidance for professionals working in veterinary drug safety across the EU. The programme runs from 09:30 on March 8 to 16:30 GMT on March 9 and addresses key roles, responsibilities, terminology and regulatory considerations within veterinary pharmacovigilance.
Organised by IPI Academy, the course combines interactive sessions, Q&A opportunities and real-life industry case studies. The agenda covers the current regulatory framework and its global impact, adverse event reporting, causality assessment and Identifiable Reporter considerations, followed by electronic communication in pharmacovigilance, an EV Vet demo, clinical trial AE reporting requirements, literature searches and periodic/annual reports.
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The course is designed for individuals new to veterinary pharmacovigilance, support staff and experienced personnel, as well as adverse event monitoring officers, drug safety officers and regulatory affairs teams. It provides 12 CPD hours and is delivered live online through a secure website.
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