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Understanding Pharmacovigilance Regulations in APAC Training Course

Countries to include China, Singagpore, Malaysia, Philippines and Australia

Pharmacovigilance regulations in Asia are dynamic and fast-changing. As the Asia-Pacific region becomes increasingly important for pharmaceutical companies, it's vital to ensure compliance and safety by staying informed of the latest regulatory developments.

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16-17 June 2025 »
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Overview

Pharmacovigilance regulations in Asia are dynamic and fast-changing. As the Asia-Pacific region becomes increasingly important for pharmaceutical companies, it's vital to ensure compliance and safety by staying informed of the latest regulatory developments.

This two-day pharmacovigilance webinar has been designed to provide a comprehensive guide to compliance in this geographic region. It will provide an ideal opportunity to keep up-to-date with the latest Good Pharmacovigilance Practices (GVP) and post market PV operations in China, and post-market pharmacovigilance regulations in Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Australia.

Our panel of experts from this region will provide an overview of Good Pharmacovigilance Practices and discuss pharmacovigilance-related requirements. Gain key takeaways to better understand the new GVP regulations and pharmacovigilance compliance in these countries.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from industry leaders and enhance your knowledge of dynamic and fast-changing regulations in Asia, and the growing market in the Asia-Pacific region.

This course is part of our Vigilance training course collection; for information on the basics of PhV, consider taking a look at our beginner-friendly Pharmacovigilance training course.

Benefits of Attending

  • Gain a comprehensive overview of Pharmacovigilance regulations in China, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Australia
  • Stay updated with the latest Pharmacovigilance regulations in these countries
  • Enhance your Pharmacovigilance-related knowledge and skills
  • Understand the local requirements for RPPV (QPPV), PSMF, RMP, and other related regulations in each of these countries

Who Should Attend

This webinar is intended for anyone involved in and interested in Good Pharmacovigilance Practices (GVP) and the daily practice of pharmacovigilance, including:

  • Professionals working in pharmacovigilance departments
  • Drug safety specialists
  • Adverse reaction monitoring professionals
  • R&D professionals
  • Regulatory affairs specialists
  • Pharmaceutical physicians

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This course will cover:

Pharmacovigilance in China - GVP Overview

An Overview of China Pharmacovigilance

  • Annual report of China national ADR monitoring
  • China PV concept
  • PV development in China
  • Competent authorities
  • National systems introduction

China GVP 2021 Introduction and Requirements

  • Quality management: PV system, quality objective, QA system, QC indicators
  • Organizational structure, personnel, resources: RPPV (QPPV), PV department
  • Monitor and report: data collection, ICSR case processing, report submission, literature search
  • Risk identification and evaluation: incl. PSUR/PBRER, post marketing safety study
  • Risk control: risk control measures, risk communication, PV plan (RMP)
  • Documentation, record and data management: incl. PSMF
  • PV annual report
  • Brief introduction of clinical PV requirements

Best Practices for Compliance with China's GVP Requirements

  • 4 key tips
  • 4 key pitfalls
  • Authority inspection  
  • Q&A

Post-Market PV Operation

PV Operation - Individual Case Study Reports (ICSR)

  • ICSR Overview
  • Adverse Events Collection, Processing, and Submission to Regulatory Authorities
  • National ADR Monitoring System Report Submission demonstration

Periodic Safety Update Report (PSUR)/PBRER

  • Structures and contents
  • Timelines

Pharmacovigilance Regulations in Malaysia

  • Introduction to Pharmacovigilance in Malaysia and Legal Basis
  • Pharmacovigilance system
    • Responsibilities of MAH, Responsible Person for PV (RPPV), Record Retention
  • Managing ADR/AEFI reports
    • Collection, Validation of reports, ADR reporting systems, Timeframes, and Submission requirements
  • Periodic Benefit-Risk Evaluation (PBRERs)
    • Overview, Format & content of PBRER, Submission requirements, Annexes
  • Risk Management Plans (RMPs)
    • Objective, Structure, Submission requirements, Risk Minimisation activities
  • Pharmacovigilance System Master File (PSMF)
    • Objective, Format & content of PSMF, Annexes
  • Emerging Safety issues, Safety evaluation by NPRA, Safety communications
  • Audits & Inspections

Pharmacovigilance Regulations in Singapore

  • Introduction to Pharmacovigilance in Singapore and Legal Basis
  • Responsibilities of the Company
  • Adverse Event reporting
    • Reporting requirements, Records, Special situation reporting
  • Risk Management Plans
    • Submission requirements, Documents, Risk Minimisation activities
  • Periodic Benefit-Risk Evaluation (PBRERs)
    • Reporting requirements
  • Actions taken by Regulatory Authorities

Pharmacovigilance Regulations in the Philippines

  • Introduction to Pharmacovigilance in the Philippines and Legal Basis
  • Pharmacovigilance system
    • QPPV
    • Records of PV
  • Reporting of Adverse Reactions
    • Timeframes, Reporting requirements
  • Significant safety Information
  • Risk Management Plan (RMP)
    • Submission requirements, Documents, Risk Minimisation activities
  • Periodic Benefit-Risk Evaluation (PBRERs)
    • Reporting requirements, Format & contents
  • Actions taken by other national drug authorities
  • PV inspections

Pharmacovigilance Regulations in Australia

  • Introduction to Pharmacovigilance in Australia
  • Pharmacovigilance system
    • QPPVA and Australian PV contact person
    • APSS (Australian Pharmacovigilance System Summary)
    • DAEN Database
  • Reporting of Adverse Reactions
    • Timeframes, Reporting requirements.
  • Significant safety issues
  • Risk Management Plan (RMP) and Australia Specific Annex (ASA)
    • Submission requirements, Documents, Risk Minimisation activities
  • Periodic Safety Update Reports (PSUR)
    • Reporting requirements, Format & contents
  • Actions taken by other HA’s.
  • PV inspections and Pharmacovigilance inspection program (PVIP)

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Param Dayal
Pharma To Market

Drug Safety Manager at Pharma To Market

Mr. Param Dayal is a qualified Microbiologist with Master’s degree in Microbiology and a certified MedDRA coder. For the last 15 years, Param has worked on a variety of pharmacovigilance projects with special focus on ICSR processing (Unsolicited, solicited, Literature, legal and Clinical trials cases). In his previous roles he worked for organisations supporting pharma clients with PSP program management, PV audits, HA inspections, data migration, SOP Management, process refinement, providing PV training and mentoring to new staff. He also has experience working as a QPPV and Local Safety Officer for Australia and New Zealand. He is currently based in Melbourne working as Drug Safety Manager for Pharma To Market, managing PV activities for NZ clients.

 

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Siew Man Phang
Pharma To Market

Regulatory & Pharmacovigilance Assistant Manager

Ms. Siew Man Phang is a registered pharmacist in Malaysia, brings over 7 years of pharmacovigilance and regulatory expertise. She has served as QPPV for multinational pharmaceutical, generic, and distributor companies, gaining diverse experience across innovator drugs, generics, biologics, health supplements, traditional products, cosmetic and medical devices.

Additionally, she possesses extensive hands-on experience in pharmacovigilance, including adverse event monitoring & reporting, literature & regulatory Intelligence screening, risk management plan, SOP and PSMF writing. She is currently based in Malaysia, works as a Regulatory & Pharmacovigilance Assistant Manager in Pharma To Market handling various pharmaceutical clients, serving as QPPV and managing Pharmacovigilance activities in APAC regions.

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Preeti Shergill
Pharma To Market

Drug Safety Associate

Dr. Preeti Shergill holds a PhD in Biotechnology and brings over 8 years of experience in Pharmacovigilance, having worked extensively in India as a Safety Specialist and PV Manager.

Currently serving as a Drug Safety Associate at Pharma To Market, Dr. Shergill applies deep scientific knowledge and regulatory expertise to ensure the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical products.

With a strong foundation in biotechnology and a proven track record in drug safety, she is committed to advancing global health through vigilant monitoring and risk management.

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Nurin Qistina Roslan
Pharma To Market

Pharmacovigilance Specialist

Ms. Nurin Qistina Roslan is a master’s degree graduate in biomedical science with over 5 years of experience in Pharmacovigilance activities for multinational drug companies. She has hands-on experience in Pharmacovigilance for multinational pharmaceutical, generic, innovator, and biologic products at both local and global levels.

Furthermore, Ms. Roslan possesses extensive experience in adverse event monitoring and reporting, literature and regulatory intelligence screening, PSMF writing, and risk management planning. She is currently based in Malaysia and worked as a Pharmacovigilance Consultant at Pharma To Market, handling various pharmaceutical clients, serving as a QPPV, and managing Pharmacovigilance activities in the APAC region.

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Jan Clarise G. Macalalad
Pharma To Market

Regulatory Project Manager

Ms. Clarise Macalalad is a registered pharmacist in the Philippines with over 10 years of experience in Pharmacovigilance and Regulatory Affairs. She has served as a Qualified Person for Pharmacovigilance (QPPV) for pharmaceutical, generic, and distribution companies.

She brings extensive hands-on expertise in adverse event monitoring, regulatory intelligence, and risk management planning. Currently, she is based in the Philippines as a Regulatory Project Manager, handling a diverse portfolio of clients.

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Sherley Wang
Accestra Consulting Company

Ms. Sherley Wang
Pharmacovigilance (PV) Director

Ms. Sherley Wang brings over 16 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, including 11 years in pharmacovigilance and 5 years in clinical quality assurance. She has conducted more than 150 audits of hospital research centers and 100 audits of CROs and pharmaceutical companies, working with leading multinational organizations. Sherley serves as an authorised RPPV/QPPV for several domestic companies and plays a pivotal role in the development and oversight of compliant PV systems.

She authored the China Pharmacovigilance Industry Research Report 2024 and co-translated key pharmacovigilance texts in partnership with the CDE of the NMPA. A recognised industry expert, Sherley is a panelist for the China Food and Drug Industries Quality and Safety Promotion Association (FDSA) and teaches pharmacovigilance to graduate students at Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology.

As a member of the China Institute of Internal Audit (CIIA), she is highly proficient in GCP, GVP, supplier audits, and regulatory inspections. Her expertise spans both domestic and international regulatory landscapes.

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Marylene Zhan
Accestra Consulting

Ms. Marylene Zhan
Senior Pharmacovigilance (PV) Manager

Ms. Marylene Zhan holds a Master’s degree from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law and is a seasoned bilingual and bicultural consultant in the pharmaceutical industry. She brings extensive expertise in Chinese pharmaceutical regulations, with a specialisation in regulatory affairs (RA) and pharmacovigilance (PV) compliance.

With deep insight into China’s market access requirements and practical experience in navigating regulatory pathways, Marylene has successfully supported numerous international pharmaceutical companies in establishing and expanding their presence in the Chinese market. Her nuanced understanding of both local and global business environments makes her a valuable bridge between multinational firms and China’s regulatory landscape.

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  • 30% off the 2nd delegate*
  • 40% off the 3rd delegate*
  • 50% off the 4th delegate*

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16-17 June 2025

Live online

09:30-12:30 UK (London) (UTC+01)
10:30-13:30 Paris (UTC+02)
04:30-07:30 New York (UTC-04)
Course code 14812

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  • EUR 1,049
  • USD 1,199

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Reviews of IPI's Understanding Pharmacovigilance Regulations in APAC training course


Overall very well organized. Speakers were very engaging during Q&A session and took time to address every questions. Accomplished what I wanted to learn and more.

Oct 8 2024

Josephine Wong Yunn Shyuan
Regulatory Affairs Pharmacist, Xepa-Soul Pattison (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.

Singapore

  • Kyowa Kirin Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd
  • Labgistics Asia Pte Ltd
  • LUNDBECK SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.
  • Organon Asia Pacific Services Pte. Ltd

United Kingdom

  • Biocompatibles UK
  • Boston Scientific
  • Rosemont Pharmaceuticals

Australia

  • Metagenics
  • Servier Australia

Germany

  • BioNTech SE
  • EirGenix Europe GmbH

Denmark

  • Pharmacosmos A/S

Malaysia

  • Xepa-Soul Pattison (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.

New Zealand

  • Adjutor Healthcare

Spain

  • Grifols S.A

Sweden

  • The Uppsala Monitoring Centre

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