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Bazan, J., Revollar, J., Leon, F. (2024). Análisis comparativo de los sistemas de cosmetovigilancia en Iberoamérica: puntos claves para su implementación en la Comunidad Andina [Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12866/15538
Bazan, J., Revollar, J., Leon, F. Análisis comparativo de los sistemas de cosmetovigilancia en Iberoamérica: puntos claves para su implementación en la Comunidad Andina []. PE: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12866/15538
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title = "Análisis comparativo de los sistemas de cosmetovigilancia en Iberoamérica: puntos claves para su implementación en la Comunidad Andina",
author = "Leon Malaga, Favio Nilton",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia",
year = "2024"
}
Post-marketing surveillance of cosmetic products is called Cosmetovigilance and aims to ensure the safety and health of the user by effectively communicating the unwanted effects of cosmetics and, after evaluation, monitoring, and implementation of corrective measures to mitigate such reactions. In the present study, the evaluation and comparison of the cosmetovigilance systems (SCV) of 5 Ibero-American countries: Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Chile, were carried out. In the analysis and evaluation of the cosmetovigilance systems, aspects such as legislation, structure of the SCV, notification, communication/dissemination, surveillance/monitoring, and international cooperation were considered. In the comparison of the SCVs, the Spanish system stands out for presenting a harmonized system that involves autonomous authorities, citizens, health professionals (doctors, pharmacists, dentists, among others), the responsible person, and distributors of the cosmetic product, all supported by a legal basis such as Regulation 1223/2009 and Royal Decree 85/2018, and even having a user-friendly electronic platform that facilitates the act of notifying for the evaluation, investigation, and follow-up of the case. Finally, regarding the key points to implement a cosmetovigilance system in the Andean Community (CAN), an interactive and complete format for notification must be implemented and legislation on cosmetovigilance must be established to legally support said system and with mandatory compliance for the member countries. Furthermore, we highlight that the participation of citizens and health professionals allows a cosmetovigilance system to work efficiently.
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