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📚 Day 23 – Literature Screening in Pharmacovigilance: How to Detect Reportable Cases from Scientific Publications

Ever wondered how drug safety teams catch adverse events mentioned in published research?

🎯 Today, we explore literature screening — a crucial, regulator-mandated activity that helps PV teams stay ahead of safety risks.

🧠 What You’ll Learn Today:
✔️ What is literature screening in PV?
🔎 How to identify reportable AEs in journals
📖 What tools are used: PubMed, Embase, Google Scholar
🧾 How to extract ICSR-relevant info from articles
📌 Red flags: Seriousness, causality, suspect drug, patient outcome

🛠️ Live Demo Includes:
• PubMed search for a drug + AE combo
• Title + abstract screening tips
• Identifying case reports or signals
• Writing a 2-line ICSR-style summary
• Documentation tips for audits and PSURs

✅ Day 23 Action Task:

Search PubMed or Google Scholar for any drug-related AE

Pick one article

Summarize the case in 2–3 lines (drug, event, outcome)
💬 Comment “LITERATURE DONE” once completed!

📥 Want a PDF: Literature Review Template + Red Flags Checklist?
DM me “PV LITERATURE” on LinkedIn and I’ll send it to you.

📅 Coming up next: Day 24 – Common Data Entry Errors + How to QC Like a Pro

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