In our final part of this 3 part series on Regulatory Affairs in Complementary Medicine, we welcome back Sue Woldt, Senior Regulatory Affair Manager at Integria Healthcare.

In Part 3 of this series will cover Adverse Reactions and Pharmacovigilance and your responsibilities as a practitioner. 

Sue discusses: 
Definition of Pharmacovigilance (PV)
What is the difference between an adverse reaction and adverse event
Who is responsible for reporting adverse reactions and events
Reporting an adverse reaction
Wider implications- labelling and warnings

Quick Links:
https://www.tga.gov.au/reporting-adverse-events 

In our final part of this 3 part series on Regulatory Affairs in Complementary Medicine, we welcome back Sue Woldt, Senior Regulatory Affair Manager at Integria Healthcare.
In Part 3 of this series will cover Adverse Reactions and Pharmacovigilance and your responsibilities as a practitioner.&nbsp;
Sue discusses:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Definition of Pharmacovigilance (PV)</li>
<li>What is the difference between an adverse reaction and adverse event</li>
<li>Who is responsible for reporting adverse reactions and events</li>
<li>Reporting an adverse reaction</li>
<li>Wider implications- labelling and warnings</li>
</ul>
Quick Links:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.tga.gov.au/reporting-adverse-events">https://www.tga.gov.au/reporting-adverse-events</a>&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Our host, Laurence Katsaras, will share easy to consume ‘Expert Updates’ covering ‘The Business of Natural Health’. He will interview industry experts to provide clarity in some of the areas that aren’t always covered in our formal education (such as regulatory affairs, finance and research). With the help of the experts, we aim to simplify some of the more confusing questions that emerge so that you can get on with the more important things. 

Our host, Laurence Katsaras, will share easy to consume &lsquo;Expert Updates&rsquo; covering &lsquo;The Business of Natural Health&rsquo;. He will interview industry experts to provide clarity in some of the areas that aren&rsquo;t always covered in our formal education (such as regulatory affairs, finance and research). With the help of the experts, we aim to simplify some of the more confusing questions that emerge so that you can get on with the more important things.&nbsp;

Our host, Laurence Katsaras, will share easy to consume ‘Expert Updates’ covering ‘The Business of Natural Health’.

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Our host, Laurence Katsaras, will share easy to consume ‘Expert Updates’ covering ‘The Business of Natural Health’. He will interview industry experts to provide clarity in some of the areas that aren’t always covered in our formal education (such as regulatory affairs, finance and research). With the help of the experts, we aim to simplify some of the more confusing questions that emerge so that you can get on with the more important things.

Working in the natural health industry isn&rsquo;t always a cup of warm herbal tea. Balancing a day job and trying to get your natural health business up and running is the reality for many practitioners. Whether you&rsquo;re working full time in a clinic, if it&rsquo;s your side hustle or if you are thinking about starting a business in natural health, this podcast is for you.
Our host, Laurence Katsaras, will share easy to consume &lsquo;Expert Updates&rsquo; covering &lsquo;The Business of Natural Health&rsquo;. He will interview industry experts to provide clarity in some of the areas that aren&rsquo;t always covered in our formal education (such as regulatory affairs, finance and research). With the help of the experts, we aim to simplify some of the more confusing questions that emerge so that you can get on with the more important things.

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