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Using real-world evidence for pharmacovigilance and drug safety-related decision making by a resource-limited health authority: 10 years of experience in Taiwan.

Wen-Wen ChenChih-Wan LinWei-I HuangPi-Hui ChaoChurn-Shiouh GauFei-Yuan Hsiao
Published in: Pharmacoepidemiology and drug safety (2020)
Through collaborations between the government and academics, Taiwan has started to integrate real-world evidence into the national pharmacovigilance system. However, future efforts, including linkages between different sources of real-world data and improvements in procedural and methodological practices, are needed to generate more regulatory-quality real-world evidence.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • adverse drug
  • quality improvement
  • decision making
  • drug induced
  • public health
  • primary care
  • transcription factor
  • electronic health record
  • current status
  • human health
  • health promotion