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Teams responsible for drug safety are under tremendous pressure to accomplish more with less resources. They should use greater diligence and guarantee that the highest standards are reached. Pharmaceutical companies are forced to reconsider pharmacovigilance as the number of safety incidents continues to climb exponentially and the amount of data that must be analyzed expands. A comprehensive pharmacovigilance system involves more than simply adverse event cases being recorded into a database and endless case lists being generated for study. It is an iterative process that starts with the first stage in the pharmacovigilance system and finishes with the last, feeding back to continual improvement and communication between data interpretation accuracy and consistency. Technologies like as 

automation, artificial intelligence, and machine learning offer potential to refocus the pharmacovigilance role from data collection and reporting to aiding in the improvement of product quality, treatment plan optimization, cost-cutting, and patient safety.