TABLE 1.
Potential solutions to improve drug safety and effectiveness evaluations in the pediatric population.
| Proposed solutions | Details | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Active collection of postmarket adverse events | Active patient-reported safety events | V-safe after vaccination health checker |
| Active pharmacovigilance using real-world data | FDA sentinel program | |
| Operationalize and better leverage | Link electronic health records, registries, and claims | Tennessee Medicaid Mother-Child Linked Cohort |
| existing data | databases | Clinical Practice Research Link (UK) Pediatric Health Information System-The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Patient Registry Linkage |
| Develop national database and registries using universal data-sharing agreements | Korean National Health Insurance Service (KNIS) database | |
| Finnish, Swedish, and Danish National Registries | ||
| Enhance public-private partnerships across | FDA Sentinel Initiative | |
| insurance and health systems | Israel-Pfizer Real-World Epidemiological Evidence Collaboration Agreement | |
| Promote common data models and interinstitutional partnerships | FDA Sentinel Initiative Common Data Model | |
| The Observational Health Data Science and Informatics (OHDSI) Program | ||
| Incorporate children into clinical trials using novel methods | Evaluation of pediatric medications in the | Pragmatic Clinical Trials |
| real-world setting | ||
| Leveraging heterogeneity of pediatric care | High-Efficiency RandOmIzed Controlled (HEROIC) trials | |
| Safety-centered outcome trials | AHRQ Trigger Tools |