Overview

This is a literature review. It brings together published papers on adverse drug reaction reporting and the pharmacovigilance system in India. It is a review of other people’s work, not original research.

Objective

To understand how adverse drug reactions are reported and monitored in India, and what published studies say about awareness and reporting.

My contribution

I defined the research question, searched the databases, screened the papers, compared them and wrote the summary.

Search approach

I searched PubMed and Google Scholar using keywords such as pharmacovigilance, adverse drug reaction reporting and India. I kept papers that matched the question and left out the rest.

What I looked at

I grouped the papers by study type and setting, then compared how each one described reporting practice and awareness among healthcare staff.

Key findings

Summarise what the papers reported, in your own words. Point out where they agree and where they differ.

Conclusion

State what the evidence supports and what it does not. Mention limits such as small studies or different methods.

What I learned

This review taught me how to search the literature, judge which papers fit a question and write a clear summary. Add what you would explore next.

References

List every paper you cited, in one consistent citation style.