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Publications about side effects
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20 March 2013
Adverse drug reaction reports (ADRs) from consumers may improve patient safety
In a report, the DHMA has reviewed the ADR reports received during the years 2003–2011 to clarify how consumer reports differ from reports from healthcare professionals.
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01 August 2012
Danish Medicines Agency's annual pharmacovigilance report 2011
The annual pharmacovigilance report offers an insight into some of the pharmacovigilance work performed by the Danish Medicines Agency in 2011.
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31 January 2012
Long-term treatment of osteoporosis patients with bisphosphonates
At present, there is very limited knowledge about long-term treatment with bisphosphonates for osteoporosis patients. But over the past years, reports suggestive of long-term adverse reactions have been submitted, e.g. osteonecrosis of the jaw and atypical fractures.
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20 June 2011
Danish Medicines Agency’s annual pharmacovigilance report 2010
In 2010, primarily the Danish Minister for the Interior and Health’s action plan to improve monitoring of side effects marked the work in the pharmacovigilance area. The action plan was launched in 2009 in cooperation with the Council for Adverse Drug Reactions and was fully implemented in 2010. The annual report offers an insight into much of the pharmacovigilance work performed by the Danish Medicines Agency in 2010.
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29 October 2010
Assessment of safety of methylphenidate in ADHD treatment
The Danish Medicines Agency has reviewed the data on consumption and side effects of methylphenidate-containing medicine, which is authorised for the treatment of ADHD and narcolepsy.
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29 March 2010
Danish Medicines Agency’s annual pharmacovigilance report 2009
The annual report offers an insight into the pharmacovigilance work performed by the Danish Medicines Agency in 2009.
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21 March 2006
Report assessing the EU system monitoring medicinal product safety
In 2004, the EU Commission decided to launch an assessment of the existing system for monitoring of medicinal products, primarily to enable an assessment of the need for potential and possible improvements.
