Training Course for Introducing Pharmacovigilance of HIV Medicines: November 23-28 at the White Sands Hotel, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. TANZANIA PHARMACOVIGILANCE.

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Training Course for Introducing Pharmacovigilance of HIV Medicines: November 23-28 at the White Sands Hotel, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. TANZANIA PHARMACOVIGILANCE ACTIVITES AND PLANS : Henry Irunde Tanzania Food and Drugs Authority

Map of Tanzania Highest Mt. in Africa 2nd largest lake worldwide 2nd deepest lake worldwide

Country profile I Total area of country: 945,000 sq. Km Approx. 40 millions population Approx. 5000 doctors, 12,000 nurses and 900 pharmacists GDP per capita: $800 est.

Country profile II Diseases of public health importance include Malaria, HIV/AIDS & TB HIV/AIDS prevalence: 7.0% est. Life expectancy at birth 44.6yrs est. Birth rate 39.5/1000 population est. Death rate 17.4/1000 population est.

ART Program: By the year 2003 a total of 176,102 AIDS cases were reported to NACP from the 21 regions In 2007 about 2 million persons were estimated to be living with HIV and AIDS Approximated 600,000 (30%) were in need of ART. To date 407,716 are on care and 205, 879 on ART (June, 2009) and over 60% are women

1st line treatment regimens

First line treatment regimens Zidovudine(AZT)+Lamivudine(3TC)+Nevirapine (NVP)/or EFV Stavudine(d4T)+Lamivudine(3TC)+Efavirenz (EFV)/or NVP Tenofovir (TDF) + Emtricitabine (FTC) + Efavirenz (EFV)/or NVP Tenofovir (TDF) + Lamuvidine (3TC) + Efavirenz (EFV) Tenofovir (TDF) + Lamuvidine (3TC) + Nevirapine (NVP)

2ND Line treatment regimens TDF plus 3TC or FTC combined with a ritonavir-boosted PI, either LPV/r or ATV/r (TDF+3TC or FTC +LPV/r or ATV/r) ABC plus ddI combined with a ritonavir-boosted PI, either LPV/r or ATV/r (ABC + ddI + LPV/r or ATV/r) The second line NRTI choice for adults and adolescents depends on the first line regimen Note that LPV/r , TDF/3TC and TDF/FTC are currently available as FDC formulations which simplify dosing

Country PV background info 1989 A Drug Information Centre (TADATIS) was established at MMC now MNH funded by WHO and DANIDA Objectives were to monitor ADRs and promote rational use of medicines, A spontaneous (yellow form) system of capturing ADRs was established 1993 Tanzania officially became member of WHO International Drug Monitoring program.

Current Country development 2003 TFDA was established and empowered by law to ensure quality, safety and effectiveness of drugs. TFDA mission statement is to protect the public health by ensuring availability of safe, quality and efficacy of food, drugs, cosmetics and medical devices TFDA is responsible for Marketing Authorization of medicines for use and Post-marketing risk analysis

Current developments cont…. Established PV system and implementation of ADR Monitoring is under Clinical trials and pharmacovigilance department Zone Drug Information Centers at MNH, Bugando, KCMC and Mbeya referral hospital were established Collaboration with stakeholders such as PHPs & NGOs e.g MSH, AIDS Relief/CRS, INESS, IHI. Integrating Pharmacovigilance in PHPs

WHO Collaborating Centre for Drug Monitoring Pharmaceutical industry DRUG SAFETY MONITORING BY THE TFDA Kilimanjaro KCMC Muhimbili MNH Mbeya MRH Bugando BMC PATIENT HEALTH PROFESSIONNALS

Integrating PV in PHPs PV PHP opportunity to implement PV activities detect , evaluate, and prevent adverse events promote rational use of drugs in mass treatment programmes Evaluate the impact of the programmes improve acceptability of the programme PHP opportunity to implement PV activities Offer a cohort of patients under controlled conditions to be monitored for safety over a period of time

WHO-PV (UMC) PATIENTS PATIENTS Health workers INTEGRATING P.H.P AND PV FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL RELATIONSHIP T r a c h o m a t i s F i l a r i a s i s T u b e r c u l o s i s M a l a r i a V a c c i n e s WHO-PV (UMC) WHO ADVISORY COMMITEE W.H.O PROGRAMMES DRUG REGULATORY AUTHORITY Expert Safety Review Panel T r a c h o m a t i s F i l a r i a s i s T u b e r c u l o s i s M a l a r i a PV Coordinator National PV centre V a c c i n e s NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMMES DISTRICT INVESTIGATION TEAM PATIENTS PATIENTS Health workers

Current development cont…….. Strengthen previous yellow form system (spontaneous) more HCW sensitization, Swahili version yellow form was produced Introducing new innovation methods of monitoring medicine safety such Cohort Event Monitoring (CEM) Introducing the use of modern data management tools such as Vigiflow for spontaneous data and CEMflow for CEM data

Reports of Suspected ADRs from ARVs (June 06, to Nov 2009) SOC as per Vigiflow analysis. Skin & appendages (eczema, pruritis, rash, rash maculor papular, urticaria, fixed eruption, SJs) 60 (37.74%) Centr & periph nervous system disorders 35 (22.00%) Liver and biliary system disorders 3 ( 2.00%) Gastro-intestinal system disorders 19 (11.90%) Metabolic and nutritional disorders 11 ( 6.90%) Endocrine disorders 5 ( 3.14%)

Reports of Suspected ADRs from ARVs (June 06, to Nov 2009) SOC as per Vigiflow analysis cont….. Cardiovascular disorders, general 1 (0.63%) Heart rate and rhythm disorders 2 (1.25%) Respiratory system disorders 5 ( 3.14%) Platelet, bleeding & clotting disorders Urinary system disorders Reproductive disorders, female Body as a whole - general disorders 11 ( 6.90%) Total 159 ( 100%) This was almost 50% of all suspected reported cases of ADRs (2006/09)

Current development cont…….. CEM of antimalarial already introduced and started this year 2009. Proposal for CEM of ARVs was approved and awaiting funds to start. Recruiting additional staff in the department Staff trainings in using Vigiflow and CEMflow was conducted

Future plans Introducing CEM of ARVs Introducing a Pregnancy Register Recruit additional staff at National PV centre Continue with CEM of antimalarial Collaboration with AIDS Relief/CRS, MSH and INESS

Challenges: Underreporting Funding for active surveillances Work load to HCW working in PHPs Human resources at the National and Zonal PV Centres. Making PV an integral part of care

CONCLUSION The success of Pharmacovigilance is largely dependent on the participation of all health care professionals countrywide to report ADRs / or AEs. Raising awareness and sensitization of on ADR / or AEs reporting to consumers can also contribute to improve reporting rate. PV is essential tool to promote the rational and safe use of medicines and the acceptability of mass treatment programmes.

Merci beaucoup ! Obrigado Ahsanteni Sana Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania