Traduction de «système indésirable » (Français → Anglais) :

adverse drug reaction [ ADR | drug adverse reaction | adverse drug effect | adverse reaction | adverse effect ]

suspected unexpected serious adverse reaction

vaccine-associated adverse event

serious adverse event

unexpected adverse drug reaction

undesirable substances and products in animal nutrition

serious adverse event | SAE | serious adverse drug reaction | serious ADR

handle adverse reactions to drugs | manage adverse reactions to medication | deal with adverse reactions to drugs | manage adverse reactions to drugs

Judy Wasylycia-Leis moved, That, as March 19, 2002 marks two years since the tragic death of Vanessa Young of Oakville Ontario from an adverse reaction to a prescribed drug approved by Health Canada and, as a coroner’s inquest into that death recommended on April 24, 2001 that the federal government institute a system of mandatory reporting of adverse drug reactions and, as the federal government on September 18, 2001 confirmed in Parliament that it would act to address the inadequacies of its adverse drug reaction reporting system and, as Canadians continue to suffer injury and death from adverse reactions as no significant improvement ...[+++]has been forthcoming, the Health Committee agree to allocate time in its schedule, before Parliament rises for the summer, to review the process for reporting adverse drug reactions and to make recommendations to improve that reporting and to ensure that prompt action is taken to guarantee the safety of Canadians.

Also, recently there was a piece in the journal of the American Medical Informatics Association that said that a signal detection strategy that combines adverse event reporting system of the FDA and fronting health records by requiring signals in both sources created a much more accurate picture of adverse reaction detection.

I would like to be assured, and I know that this is also marked in the Auditor General's report very clearly where we would have a system to monitor adverse drug reaction data for vulnerable populations to systemically — and I think that is the word they use, " systemically" — monitor adverse reactions that are rare, serious and often linked to marketed drugs and data for vulnerable populations.

These include things like drinking water protection systems should: include source water protection; provide binding drinking water standards; include reliable certification of operators, reliable certification of labs, clear oversight and reporting responsibilities, clear delineation of roles of the various organizations, clear and comprehensive monitoring and testing of drinking water, and reporting of adverse events; clearly delineate responsibility for responding to adverse events with clear protocols; provide for public involvement of community members' disclosure and transparency and a means of receiving expert third-party advi ...[+++]ce, such as from the Ontario Drinking Water Advisory Council; clearly outline resources and funding mechanisms for remote and small systems; and provide for infrastructure planning over time.