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2. 1．Spontaneous Report Database and Case-control Studies
3. Appendix 3
4. Appendix 2
5. Appendix 1
6. Appendix 4
7. Task Force Report on the Validation of Diagnosis Codes and Other Outcome Definitions in the Japanese Receipt Data
8. Appendix 5
9. The Use of Computerized Prescription Data in Hospitals and Community Pharmacies to Identify the Drug User Cohort for Comparative Observational Studies
10. Good Pharmacovigilance Planning in Japan: Proposals from the “Task Force for Good Pharmacovigilance Planning in Japan” of Japanese Society for Pharmacoepidemiology (JSPE)
11. 3. A Review of Completed Activities of “The Task Force to Make an Ideal Pharmacovigilance Plan (PVP) in Japan” : Evaluation of the Published Pharmacovigilance Plan (PVP) by JSPE's Check List and the Future Challenges
12. Checklist and Guidance of Scientific Approach to Developing Pharmacovigilance Plan (PVP) in Japan: A Report from a Task Force of JSPE
13. Information: Recommendations for developing postmarketing surveys and clinical investigations using SS-MIX standardized storage
14. 2. The Use of Medical Information in Foreign Countries: Examples in Pharmacoepidemiology Studies
15. Expectation for Development of Pharmacoepidemiology Studies in Japan with SS-MIX Standardized Storage
16. Proposal for the Best Pharmacovigilance Plan in Japan by comparing Japan Postmarketing Studies to the U.S. Postmarketing Requirements
17. Databases in Asia and Record-Linkage
18. A Report from Task Force on Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmaceutical Industory
19. From the New President of JSPE
20. How to Minimize ‘Lost to Follow-up’ in a Cohort Study in Pharmacoepidemiology?
21. Case-cohort Study and PMS
22. How was the ^|^ldquo;Case-control Study on the Association of Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding and Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs in Japan^|^rdquo; Conducted ?
23. Nested Case-Control Study Using Countermatching and Its Implication in PMS Studies
24. Signal Detection from Spontaneous Reports
25. The Need to Complement the Information Obtained from Pharmacists in the Community Pharmacy by That in the Hospital Pharmacy in Prescription-Event Monitoring in Japan (J-PEM)
26. Feasibility of Conducting Event Monitoring in Japan Similar to Prescription-Event Monitoring in England : A Report on a Health Sciences Research to Ministry of Health and Welfare Japan in 1997
27. Methodological Issues of Pharmacoepidemiology Studies Using Hospital-based Database in Japan
28. Voluntary Reporting on Suspected Drug Reactions Collected via Drug Companies in Japan : Companies' View
29. Feasibility of Conducting Event Monitoring in Japan Similar to Prescription-Event Monitoring in England : A Report on a Health Sciences Research to Ministry of Health and Welfare Japan in 1996
30. Future Perspective on Postmarketing Surveillance in Japan
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