Smartphone-based mobile applications for adverse drug reactions reporting: global status and country experience

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    The focus has been on improving the quality and quantity of ADR reports within countries in real time, reducing the burden of reporting and managing those reports, and improving user engagement by providing post-reporting feedback and drug safety information. While there is a strong interest among NRAs, HCPs and patients in transitioning to app-based ADR reporting, little was known about existing ADR reporting apps, their characteristics and performance. This study aimed at systematically assessing and characterizing accessible smartphone ADR reporting apps, to understand the impact of their use on the quality and . . .

     

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