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Adverse drug reaction reporting goes online

8 May 2012 | 
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By Kate McDonald
MIMS has introduced new functionality to allow users to report unexpected adverse drug reactions to the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) directly from within MIMS Online and eMIMS. Adverse drug reactions are typically reported to the TGA advisory committee on the safety of medicines (ACSOM) by TGA Blue Cards, by phone reporting, or by contacting the […]

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