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Periodic Risk Evaluation Reports

Meaning

Periodic Risk Evaluation Reports (P-RERs) are formal, structured documents mandated by global regulatory bodies, such as the FDA or EMA, for pharmaceutical license holders to systematically review and report on the cumulative safety profile of an approved medicinal product over its commercial lifecycle. These reports synthesize all cumulative safety data, including adverse event reports and epidemiological findings, to proactively identify new risks or changes in the overall benefit-risk balance. P-RERs are a critical cornerstone of pharmacovigilance, ensuring the ongoing systemic safety of all hormonal therapies.