Cliniminds Noida Cert Aggregate Reporting FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between a PBRER and a PSUR in pharmacovigilance?
Ans. The PBRER (Periodic Benefit-Risk Evaluation Report) is an ICH E2C(R2)-aligned document used for global regulatory submissions, covering benefit-risk evaluation over a specified international birth date period. The PSUR (Periodic Safety Update Report) is the EMA-specific format for European submissions. This programme covers both formats in detail, including structure, data sources, signal evaluation methodology, and submission timelines to FDA and EMA.
Ques. Who should enrol in this aggregate reporting certificate programme?
Ans. The programme is designed for working pharmacovigilance professionals with foundational PV knowledge who want to develop specialised skills in aggregate safety reporting. It is suitable for drug safety associates, ICSR specialists, and PV scientists looking to move into periodic reporting roles. Freshers without any prior PV background are advised to complete a foundational PV diploma first.
Ques. What FDA PADER requirements are covered in this programme?
Ans. The PADER (Periodic Adverse Drug Experience Report) is required under FDA 21 CFR 314.81(b)(2) for approved drug marketing authorisation holders. The programme covers PADER structure, data sources (spontaneous reports, literature, clinical trials), line listing preparation, tabular summary of adverse drug experiences, and quarterly and annual submission schedules applicable to US-marketed pharmaceutical products.
Ques. What line listing skills are covered in this certificate module?
Ans. The programme covers preparation of case-level line listings required in PBRER, PSUR, and PADER submissions, including selecting relevant data fields (age, sex, dose, event, outcome, seriousness), sorting and filtering by SOC and PT, generating cumulative and interval listings, and presenting line listings in the formats required by FDA and EMA aggregate report templates.
Ques. How is this programme delivered in the part-time online format?
Ans. The 4-week programme is delivered in part-time mode through the Cliniminds online learning platform, with sessions structured to fit around current employment schedules. Candidates receive access to study materials, case study exercises, and faculty support throughout the programme. Contact Cliniminds Noida at cliniminds.com for the current batch schedule.
Ques. What certification is awarded on successful completion of this programme?
Ans. Graduates receive the Cliniminds Certificate in Aggregate Reporting along with an LSSSDC (Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council) certification recognised under the National Skill Development Corporation framework. The LSSSDC credential is widely recognised by pharma companies and CROs in the Indian life sciences industry for professional competency validation.







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