Documenting causality assessments
Casuality assessments can be documented using several different methods.

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Casuality assessments can be documented using several different methods.
VigiFlow allows you to record causality assessment results using four different methods:
WHO-UMC
Naranjo
French Method (Bégaud’s imputability method)
WHO AEFI (for adverse events following immunisation)
If your organisation uses a different method, you can write it in the Comments field at the bottom of the section.
To register an assessment, go to the “Assessment” section of the report:

Multiple assessments can be added, if required, using the plus sign. This is useful if the reporter or sender made their own causality assessment, but the national centre uses a different method or disagrees with the initial assessment.
Refer to the VigiFlow Intermediate Course: “ICSR processing and content” section → “Assessment”
Note: VigiFlow online courses are only available to VigiFlow users. Check with your national regulatory authority for access.
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