What you will learn
Signal detection and analysis of case series in VigiLyze
- Demonstrate how the use of different filters in the quantitative workflow can assist in the detection of relevant potential safety issues
- Interpret disproportionality values, such us the Information Component, IC
- Explain how disproportionality analysis is used in quantitative signal detection
- Use different features in the qualitative workflow to find relevant information for the analysis of potential safety signals.
- Explain how the creation of an investigation in VigiLyze can assist the signal assessment process at a national centre level
- Create an investigation to document the results
- Find already existing investigations
Using VigiLyze to assist signal assessment
- List and discuss the use of the Bradford Hill criteria in supporting signal assessment
- Identify the information in VigiLyze that supports the strength of association, the temporal relationship, the consistency, the concept of dose response, the biological gradient, the specificity, and the analogy criteria
How to find vaccine data in VigiLyze
- Use WHODrug in VigiLyze to select the relevant hierarchical level for vaccine analysis.
- Describe how masking affects disproportionality scores and what can be done to mitigate this.
What other learners think
I loved the exercises. that is relevant, practical, and self-evaluation. Thanks a lot.
Anonymous learner
Very informative course. Clarifies a lot from what I currently do things in Vigilyze.
Anonymous learner
This course is very relevant for working with pharmacovigilance in my country.
Anonymous learner
Questions and answers
How long does it take to complete this course?
The course takes 2.5 hoursto complete.
Do I receive an award?
Learners that successfully complete the course receive a confirmation of completion.
Will this course give me academic credit?
No, UMC is not an academic institution.
Where do I reach out if I face any issues or have further questions?



