Abstract

Advera Health Analytics launched Evidex in 2016. The database provides information on drug safety and adverse events.

Highlights

  • The health care informatics company Advera Health Analytics launched Evidex in 2016

  • The clinical trials results are selected from ClinicalTrials.gov and other published research with “over 2,000 drugs covered in the database and over 800 clinical trials” [1]

  • Advera Health Analytics states that “2018 WILL BE the year that the pharmacovigilance industry embraces the generation of drug safety data, analytics, and software, what we call Pharmacovigliance 2.0” [2]

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RESOURCE REVIEW

The database provides information on drug safety and adverse events. Evidex was designed from the ground up to fill this important data and analytics gap” [1] Users can search this resource for individual drugs or compare their differences in costs, outcomes, safety, efficacy, and more. According to Advera Health Analytics, its: proprietary clinical trials safety outcomes database, when linked with optimized post-approval spontaneous reporting data from the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) and Vigibase, claims data and social media provides pharmacovigilance professionals with software, data and analytics to track emerging safety issues through multiple data sets, validate signals seen in spontaneous reporting and engage across these various data sets in dynamic and proactive manner.

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