Mini-Sentinel Prospective Surveillance Program Can Assist New Drug Pharmacovigilance
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Known as PROMPT, the prospective monitoring system might be useful in tracking a new drug that is part of a category in which a safety issue has arisen before, or in cases where potential problems surfaced in development studies, according to researchers.
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