Introduction
This article offers several simple hacks based on first-hand experiences and an insider’s perspective of working within the ICSR department. It aims to provide a practical advice to individuals who are already part of this department.
It is important to note that while the information presented may not apply universally, as everyone’s experiences differ, it is intended to shed light on important considerations that may enhance your understanding of the ICSR environment.
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- Avoid making assumptions: Refrain from making your own assumptions, processing the case is the way simple.
- Don’t hesitate to send an inquiry: Don’t hold back or hesitate to send an inquiry, if you’re unsure about anything.
- Seek advice from anyone who is expert at understanding and handling logical in the field.
- Before you begin processing cases randomly, take a moment to assess them on your own. (Example: Complexity, Seriousness and receipt dates and so on)
- Don’t miss any relevant information and avoid adding any extraneous details, never miss the conventions.
- Capture the information exactly as it was reported, without any modification.
- Stop writing a story and start reading the patient’s history.
- Be a logical thinker: Don’t make processing complex, make it simple, think logical and evaluate the case because Logical assessment is essential in the pharmacovigilance process.
- Don’t just do by someone’s advice.
- Make it practice of referring relevant documents.
“Quality is not merely an upgrade; it’s an evolution, not bound by version updates.”
Thoughts
In conclusion, it is crucial to approach each case with logic and thorough comprehension. If something seems illogical, refer to the relevant documents and resources for clarification, even if it conflicts with suggestions from seniors.
It is important to exercise wisdom and independent judgment before acting on instructions given by others.
If you find any of the above suggestions misleading, don’t hesitate to share your comments below. Feel free to reach out; your input is welcome.
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