What is GRID?
How is GRID organized?
What is GRID?
GRID is a proprietary online database of global pharmacovigilance requirements for drugs, biologics, and vaccines in more than 150 countries.
Why GRID?
How is GRID organized?
What is GRID?
The web application was built through a collaboration between PRS subject matter experts and an experienced team of software developers, after ad hoc tools like Excel turned out to be inadequate for compiling frequently changing information in a transparent and user-friendly format.
How is GRID organized?
How is GRID organized?
How are Modules displayed?
GRID Information is organized into:
- Pre-Authorization Module
- Post-Authorization Module
- Notifications
How are Modules displayed?
Notifications and GRID Updates
How are Modules displayed?
GRID provides data in two different views:
- The default tabular view of the data is very convenient for quick reviews of country requirements and comparisons across countries
- An alternative display of data is available that works well on narrow screens and is optimized for printing
Ongoing Monitoring by SMEs
Notifications and GRID Updates
Notifications and GRID Updates
PRS subject matter experts with years of experience within global pharmacovigilance intelligence landscape:
- Monitor publicly available global information sources
- Identify new and changed documents/information in local languages
- Assess relevance of changes and prepare brief summary notifications in English
Notifications and GRID Updates
Notifications and GRID Updates
Notifications and GRID Updates
Notifications provide references and links to guidance documents in original languages, and are distributed in real-time to named users via e-mail. In addition, they are stored in the GRID Notifications section.
GRID Modules are updated weekly.