Signal Management
Signal Management in pharmacovigilance refers to the systematic process of detecting, assessing, understanding, and communicating new or changing safety issues related to medicinal products. Robust signal management processes are essential for proactive risk identification and management throughout the lifecycle of medicinal products, contributing to improved patient safety and healthcare outcomes.
It is a set of activities performed to determine whether, based on an examination of Individual Case Safety Reports (ICSRs), aggregated data from active surveillance systems or studies, scientific literature information or other data sources, there are new risks associated with an active substance or a medicinal product or whether known risks have changed, as well as any related recommendations, decisions, communications and tracking.