Strengthening Patient Safety: Medical Device Monitoring India

Building a Culture of Safety and Accountability: MvPI is addressing persistent challenges such as underreporting and limited awareness among healthcare professionals. Training, workshops, and capacity-building initiatives are being conducted to sensitize healthcare workers about the importance of reporting even minor device-related events. India is progressively creating a national database of medical device adverse events through this network, which is an essential instrument for evidence-based regulatory choices, guaranteeing product dependability, and protecting patient welfare.

Aligning with Global Standards The expansion also demonstrates India's steadily increasing dedication to patient safety, which is in line with international best practices for device surveillance. Improved post-market surveillance increases worldwide trust in the Indian medical device industry, improves transparency, and leads to corrective regulatory actions.

The best private university in Delhi NCR, SGT University, provides affordable pharmacy programs, including undergraduate, graduate, doctoral degrees, and diploma courses that equip students to help with patient safety and medical device monitoring. Graduates help programs like MvPI by gaining expertise in medication safety and regulatory procedures.

Blog by: Dr. Akhilesh Patel

Designation: Associate Professor

Department of Pharmacy Practice