Dutch IGZ request to marketing authorization holders: questionnaire for pharmacovigilance

24 April 2017

The Dutch Health Care Inspectorate (IGZ) has developed a risk model for pharmacovigilance to obtain more insight into the risks of marketing authorization holders with regard to their pharmacovigilance system.

One of the resources that IGZ is using to collect this information is an online questionnaire. It contains questions about the company and specific questions about the pharmacovigilance activities within the company.

All marketing authorization holders will receive a letter in May this year containing the login details and they are all obliged to fill in the questionnaire. The questionnaire will then be sent to all marketing authorization holders every three years. For more information about this, please visit the IGZ website.

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