Swalife Pharmacovigilance Intelligence v3.5

Plesk-ready PHP + HTML dashboard with live FAERS and PubMed integration, editable coding review, seriousness logic, signal intelligence, and report export.

Data Sources: openFDA FAERS + PubMed
Mode: Drug + Herb Interaction
Backend: PHP APIs on same host

Intelligence Input

Generate a live FAERS + PubMed review using your input fields. The package uses openFDA for FAERS-compatible adverse event summaries and NCBI E-utilities for PubMed literature retrieval.

Drug + Herb Interaction
Drug Only
Herb Only
Comparative Review

Master Intelligence Prompt

Click “Generate Master Prompt” to build the PV intelligence prompt.

Live Query Preview

No live query run yet.

Narrative Intake

Paste manual AI output, or let the live backend populate structured source summaries below.

Backend Status

Waiting for live query.
Mode
Drug + Herb Interaction
Rows
0
Serious Cases
0
High Severity
0

FAERS Summary

No FAERS data yet.

PubMed Summary

No PubMed data yet.

Coding Review Table

Editable evidence rows with seriousness logic and MedDRA-style fields.
#AESeveritySourceOutcomeSuspected ProductEvidenceMedDRA SOCMedDRA PTSerious?ReasonAction
No extracted evidence yet.
Literature Strength
0/10
PubMed evidence density
Signal Strength
0/10
FAERS + table severity
Seriousness Load
0/10
Burden of serious events
Causality Likelihood
0/10
Narrative-based estimate
Final PV Risk
Low
Run live intelligence to calculate score.
Regulatory Attention
Low
Internal triage indicator
Monitoring Priority
Routine
Suggested follow-up intensity

Signal Intelligence

No signal intelligence yet.

Causality Intelligence

No causality assessment yet.

Key Concerns

No concerns extracted yet.

Recommendations

No recommendations generated yet.

Predictive Actions

No predictive actions yet.

QA & Audit

No QA notes yet.

Report Export

Live-source summary plus coding review.
Generate the report after running intelligence.

Quick Summary

Mode: Drug + Herb Interaction
Reviewer: Not set
Rows: 0
Serious Cases: 0
Final Risk: Low
Monitoring Priority: Routine