Patients should always seek the advice of a doctor or pharmacist in case of adverse events.
If you wish to report an adverse event to ELC Group s.r.o., please find the contact information below:
To contact us about any other issue please call:
Pacienti by meli vždy požádat o radu svého lékare nebo lékárníka v prípade výskytu nežádoucích príhod.
Pokud chcete nahlásit nežádoucí príhodu spolecnosti ELC Group s r.o., prosím využijte kontaktních údaju níže:
Pro záležitosti, které se netýkaji farmakovigilance, kontaktujte prosím recepci:
+420 22 491 0000 nebo naše další pobočky.
Our pharmacovigilance solutions enable bio/pharmaceutical companies to meet their postmarketing PhV obligations in a robust, cost-effective and compliant manner. All our PhV solutions are compliant with the guidelines of the European Medicines Agency (EMA), Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH).
The Quality Management Systems (QMS) at ELC is managed by the Quality Assurance department. ELC global quality management system is ISO-9001:2015 certified.
The PV system, with its own structure, processes, procedures and responsibilities, is fully integrated in the QMS ensuring appropriate resource, compliance and record management.
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As part of the PV system, the marketing authorisation holder shall have permanently and continuously at its disposal an appropriately qualified person responsible for pharmacovigilance (QPPV) in the EU [DIR Art 104(3)(a)].
The marketing authorisation holder shall ensure that the QPPV has sufficient authority to influence the performance of the quality system and the pharmacovigilance activities of the marketing authorisation holder [IR Art 10(2)].
ELC has highly qualified QPPVs with adequate theoretical and practical knowledge for the performance of PV activities. The QPPVs are skilled in the management of PV systems as well as expertise (or access to expertise) in relevant areas such as medicine, pharmaceutical sciences, epidemiology and biostatistics.
At ELC we have three QPPVs based in the EU (including the UK) and we provide local QPPV/PV contact person services to all EU countries.
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At ELC we have PV experts with a thorough knowledge of European Medicines Agency (EMA), Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) guidelines. Our experts have successfully handled European, MHRA, USFDA and Health Canada inspections.
ELC has experience providing end to end PV services in the following regions:
ELC has experience providing end to end PV services in the following regions:
The medical literature is a significant source of information for the monitoring of the safety profile and of the risk-benefit balance of medicinal products, particularly in relation to the detection of new safety signals or emerging safety issues.
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At ELC, we have experts in handling case processing including the submission of Adverse Drug Reaction reports and submissions for EMA, USFDA, Therapeutic Goods Administrations (Australia), Health Canada, and other ROW markets.
ELC uses a global safety database compliant with ICH, EMA and FDA regulations and directives related to reporting of adverse events:
Some of the key features of the safety database include but are not limited to:
It also enables integrated submission management with direct submissions to:
It also includes complex search functionality which allows specific grouping, filtering and administration of search results:
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At ELC we have a dedicated team of medical writers experienced in writing various aggregate reports and risk management plans. We have team of 8 medical writers which consists of healthcare professionals and medically qualified doctors.
We offer preparation and submission of following aggregate reports:
At ELC, we have a dedicated team consisting of medically qualified doctors and healthcare professionals performing signal management. We also have processes for the continuous monitoring of the safety profile of authorised medicinal products, risk-benefit assessment, reporting and communication with competent authorities and healthcare professionals, changes to the risk-benefit balance of products – ensuring they are in line with the requirements as set out in good pharmacovigilance practices (GVP) Module IX – Signal Management. The signal management process also involves the use of EudraVigilance data and the screening of electronic reaction monitoring reports (eRMR).
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Safety Data Exchange Agreements (SDEA) are legal written contracts ensuring that all safety information related to a registered medicinal product is received by the marketing authorisation holder to fulfil the legal obligations to submit safety reports in a timely manner.
SDEAs are prepared between different stakeholders such as:
SDEA and PV agreement management involves creating and maintaining SDEA and PV agreements for our clients’ business partners, e.g. distributors, manufacturers, licensing partners, service providers, etc.