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Welcome to the July 2024 issue of the Insife Newsletter. Through this newsletter we aim to keep you informed about news and developments from Insife and our partners.

Ingelise Bærentzen Melchiorsen, Head of Drug Safety at NNIT to speak at our Annual Insife Convention!

 

We kindly invite you to join us once again for our annual convention at the

Novartis Campus in Basel, Switzerland. Connect with industry leaders and enhance your expertise in pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, biotech, and clinical safety. Be part of a vibrant community where you can connect, collaborate, and grow together. Don't miss this opportunity!

 
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Celebrating 7 Years of

being game-changing

 

Since our founding in 2017, Insife has

revolutionized Pharmacovigilance, expanding globally with 8 offices and 130+ experts. Our innovative solutions, HALOPV & GRIP, streamline PV processes for diverse clients. Emphasizing shared values and sustainability, we cater to major pharma companies and regulatory agencies. As we celebrate our 7th anniversary, we remain committed to excellence and future advancements.

 
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Inside Insife – meet our Business Development

Director, Malin Kreitz

 

In this series of articles, we focus on

viewpoints on PV by our domain experts. Read the article about our Business

Development Director, Malin Kreitz and how she sees pharmacovigilance industry evolving rapidly, with technology playing a crucial role in advancing drug safety and

compliance.

 
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FDA Launches User Acceptance Testing for ESG NextGen

Modernization

 

The FDA will modernize the electronic submission gateway (ESG) by implementing an improved cloud-based modernization architecture that leverages an enterprise Identity and Access Management solution and that supports greatly expanding data submission bandwidth and storage, while continuing to ensure its stable operation.

 
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HALOPV is now live as part of the MHRA SafetyConnect Programme

 

MHRA’s SafetyConnect programme is using new technology to improve its responsiveness to patients and a new modern

vigilance database using artificial intelligence to support the more rapid identification of product quality defects and safety

signals across medicines, medical devices and blood products.

 
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