Report a suspected adverse reaction.
Review the reporting options and prepare the key details for an Avallon medicine from the current product list.
Seek urgent medical care first. Do not wait for a company response or use a website to request emergency assistance.
Report suspicion, even when you are uncertain.
A suspected reaction can be reported by a patient, carer or healthcare professional. Reporting does not mean the medicine caused the event.
Avallon may need to contact the reporter for follow-up. You can also report directly through the TGA secure service.
Record the key details before you report.
This form prepares a summary on your device. It does not send or store health information. After reviewing the summary, report by telephone to Avallon or continue to the TGA secure reporting service.
Provide what you know. A useful report identifies a reporter, a patient, a suspected medicine and a suspected reaction. Do not enter the patient's full name in the preparation form.