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    The CIOMS I Form provides a standardized format for reporting adverse drug reactions. It was developed in the 1980s by the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) to facilitate international reporting of adverse drug reactions from pharmaceutical companies to regulatory authorities. The CIOMS I Form helped establish reporting standards and informed later guidelines from the International Council for Harmonisation, including formats for electronic transmission of safety reports. It remains a useful reporting format, though most electronic exchange now uses standards from the International Council for Harmonisation.

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    The CIOMS I Form provides a standardized format for reporting adverse drug reactions. It was developed in the 1980s by the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) to facilitate international reporting of adverse drug reactions from pharmaceutical companies to regulatory authorities. The CIOMS I Form helped establish reporting standards and informed later guidelines from the International Council for Harmonisation, including formats for electronic transmission of safety reports. It remains a useful reporting format, though most electronic exchange now uses standards from the International Council for Harmonisation.

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    The CIOMS I Form provides a standardized format for reporting adverse drug reactions. It was developed in the 1980s by the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS) to facilitate international reporting of adverse drug reactions from pharmaceutical companies to regulatory authorities. The CIOMS I Form helped establish reporting standards and informed later guidelines from the International Council for Harmonisation, including formats for electronic transmission of safety reports. It remains a useful reporting format, though most electronic exchange now uses standards from the International Council for Harmonisation.

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    1/5/2020 CIOMS I Form - CIOMS

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    AREAS OF WORK PUBLICATIONS WORKING GROUPS STUDENTS

    ABOUT CIOMS CONTACT (HTTPS://CIOMS.CH/CONTACT/)


    CIOMS I FORM
    USEFUL LINKS Home (https://cioms.ch) CIOMS I Form

    World Health Organization (http://www.who.int/en/)

    World Medical Association (https://www.wma.net)


    The CIOMS I Form with links to the ICH E2B (R2 and R3) guidelines can be downloaded here
    The United Nations Educational, Scienti c and Cultural Organization (http://en.unesco.org)
    (https://cioms.ch/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Fillable-Form_CIOMS-to-E2B.pdf).
    International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology (ISPE) (https://www.pharmacoepi.org/)
    In 1977, a CIOMS Conference on “Trends and Prospects in Drug Research and Development” recommended
    that, by o ering anSociety
    International independent forum, CIOMS
    of Pharmacovigilance should facilitate discussion of policy matters between the
    (http://isoponline.org)
    research-based pharmaceutical companies and national regulatory authorities, and, when indicated
    convene groups of experts to make recommendations on speci c issues.

    In 1986, CIOMS set up its rst Working Group on pharmacovigilance, a Working Group on International
    Reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions to exploreCIOMS
    means of coordinating and standardizing international
    adverse drug reporting by pharmaceutical manufacturers to regulatory authorities. Its agenda was limited
    to post-marketing reporting of adverse drug reactions occurring in one country and which the
    THE COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
    pharmaceutical industry should report to regulatory authorities in other countries where the drug is also
    marketed. The Working Group devised a method 2019
    for the reporting by manufacturers of suspected adverse
    drug reactions which included standardized de nitions, procedures and format. The report contains the
    CIOMS reporting Form 1, which for the rst time set the minimum standard for reporting. The CIOMS Form
    1 was later the basis for establishing many of the national reporting forms.
    CONTACT
    The initial report of the Working Group was published in 1987, and the nal report of the CIOMS Working
    Address: 1 Route des Morillons, Geneva
    Group I “International Reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions” was published in 1990. In 1992 the CIOMS
    Phone: Group II report 
    Working +41“International
    (0) 22 791 64 97Reporting of Periodic Drug-Safety Update Summaries” was
    E-mail: info@cioms.ch (mailto:info@cioms.ch)
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    published. Since then more than ten Working Groups, including the recent two Working Groups dealing
    with vaccine safety have completed their work creating an extremely valuable set of pharmacovigilance
    guidance documents.

    The impact of CIOMS Working Groups on Global development pharmacovigilance has been substantial.
    Several ICH (International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for
    Human Use) guidelines, such as E2A, E2C, E2D and E2F, were based on the work of respective CIOMS
    Working Groups (see also the CIOMS Newsletter of June 2016).
    ICH was established in 1992, and in 1996 it started developing the ICH E2B guideline to harmonize
    international electronic transmission of Individual Case Safety Reports (ICSRs), i.e. to standardize the data
    elements for the transmission of all types of ICSRs, regardless of source and destination. This includes case
    safety reports for both pre-approval and post-approval reporting periods and covers both adverse drug
    reaction (ADR) and adverse event (AE) reports. Today, most electronic exchange of ICSRs uses the ICH E2B
    standard. Since the CIOMS I form is a reporting form, not primarily intended for electronic exchange
    between databases, linking the CIOMS I form to E2B can be helpful.

    USEFUL LINKS
    World Health Organization (http://www.who.int/en/)

    World Medical Association (https://www.wma.net)

    The United Nations Educational, Scienti c and Cultural Organization (http://en.unesco.org)

    International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology (ISPE) (https://www.pharmacoepi.org/)

    International Society of Pharmacovigilance (http://isoponline.org)

    CIOMS

    THE COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

    2019

    CONTACT

    Address: 1 Route des Morillons, Geneva

    Phone: +41 (0) 22 791 64 97

    E-mail: info@cioms.ch (mailto:info@cioms.ch)


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