A Post-Authorisation Safety Study (PASS) of a medicinal product may be initiated, monitored, or sponsored by the market authorization holder voluntarily or under an obligation imposed on it by an authorized body as a condition of issuing a market authorization or after issuing market authorization, if there is an assumption of risks associated with a registered medicinal product that require further investigation through clinical study.
The objectives of the post-authorisation safety study are:
- quantification of potential or identified risks, as well as the study of risk factors and factors modifying the effect of the drug product;
- assessment of the risks of a drug used for an approved indication in groups of patients who have not been studied or have been insufficiently studied at the pre-registration stage;
- assessment of the risks associated with long-term use of the drug;
- confirmation that there are no risks associated with the use of the drug;
- evaluation of standard clinical practice for prescribing medications;
- assessment of the effectiveness of risk minimization measures.
The X7 Research team has extensive experience in conducting non-interventional studies in Russia, EAEU, CIS, EU. We work by the latest legal requirements in the field of drug circulation.