Search and encode medical terms into MedDRA
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MedDRA Dictionary Search is a tool designed to help users search and encode medical terms into the MedDRA (Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities) terminology. MedDRA is a standardized, internationally used dictionary for regulatory activities in the pharmaceutical, medical device, and biotechnology industries. It provides a comprehensive and standardized terminology for encoding medical conditions, procedures, and other relevant terms.
• Standardized Terminology: Access to the official MedDRA dictionary for accurate term encoding.
• Advanced Search: Includes search by term, synonyms, and related concepts.
• Browse Functionality: Navigate through the MedDRA hierarchy to explore related terms.
• Filter Options: Narrow down results by system organ class, preferred terms, and versions.
• Version Support: Access multiple versions of MedDRA for backward compatibility.
• Save Favorites: Bookmark frequently used terms for quick access.
• Multi-Language Support: Search and view terms in multiple languages.
• Regular Updates: Stay current with the latest MedDRA releases and updates.
What is MedDRA used for?
MedDRA is used for encoding medical terms in clinical trials, regulatory submissions, and pharmacovigilance activities.
How do I ensure accurate encoding of terms?
Always use the latest version of MedDRA and follow the official MedDRA Term Selection guidelines.
Can I use MedDRA Dictionary Search without training?
While the tool is user-friendly, proper training in MedDRA usage is recommended to ensure accurate and consistent encoding.