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Adverse Reaction Reporting Information Who Can Report an Adverse Reaction? What to Report? When to Report an Adverse Reaction? Why Report an Adverse Reaction? Who Can Report an Adverse Reaction? Anyone -- including consumers, patients, caregivers, physicians, pharmacists, nurses,…

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Stay Informed Medeffect Canada MedEffect Canada Home Page Report an Adverse Reaction Learn About Adverse Reactions Adverse Reaction Database Canada Vigilance Program Reports and Publications MedEffect Canada uses a variety of mechanisms to share information and to help you stay…

Archived Description of the Head of Australia, Canada, Singapore, Switzerland Agencies Consortium Globalisation of health products including rapid emergence of new technologies, increased international flow of health products and limited resources affects the capacity of a single…

Archived Terms of Reference Australia, Canada, Singapore, Switzerland and United Kingdom Consortium (Access Consortium) Version 1.2 Date: November 2023 Table of Contents Context Purpose Ways we collaborate Objectives Principles and key success factors Membership Governance…

Drug Products Health Canada participates in international regulatory cooperation work, sharing resources and knowledge with other governments around the world. The Health Products and Food Branch (HPFB) is a significant contributor to international harmonization efforts,…

Veterinary drugs – International collaboration Health Canada's Veterinary Drugs Directorate participates in international regulatory cooperation work and shares knowledge with other jurisdictions around the world. This page explains how we collaborate with our regulatory partners…

Food and nutrition international activities Health Canada has a long history of cooperation with international counterparts and organizations. Our engagements have taken many forms ranging from informal information exchanges to multilateral harmonization initiatives. We are…

Project Orbis Project Orbis is an international partnership designed to give cancer patients faster access to promising cancer treatments. Learn more about the project, eligible products and the steps to apply. On this page Project Orbis Products eligible for Project Orbis…

International collaboration among Canadian, U.S. and Australian regulators leads to new options for the treatment of cancer From: Health Canada News release Canadians want access to the latest treatments for themselves, their families and their friends— especially for cancers,…