Ayush Oushadhi Gunvatta evam Uttpadan Samvardhan Yojana (AOGUSY): Pharmacovigilance of ASU&H Drugs Including Surveillance of Misleading Advertisements

• Financial support for pharmacovigilance centres for manpower and materials.
• Training programs and awareness campaigns for practitioners and consumers.
• National monitoring system for adverse drug reactions.
• Surveillance of misleading advertisements in ASU&H drugs.

Financial assistance is provided periodically based on the progress reports and audited statements submitted by the centres.

• Age between 18 and 60 years.
• Organizations must have technical competence and infrastructure for safety monitoring.
• Institutions must be recognized under relevant acts or be NABH accredited.
• Previous government funding should have settled utilization certificates and no adverse remarks.

• No specific exclusions mentioned. Check eligibility based on the criteria provided.

• Application form and concept note for participation.
• Undertaking to comply with pharmacovigilance norms.
• Details of existing infrastructure and manpower.
• Project proposal with objectives and budget.
• Recommendation letter from the head of the institution.
• Utilization certificates of previous government projects if applicable.

1. Offline: Submit a concept note and proposal to the relevant Intermediary Pharmacovigilance Centre.
2. Forward the proposal with a recommendation from the head of the institution.
3. The Intermediary Centre reviews and forwards it to the National Pharmacovigilance Co-ordination Centre.
4. NPvCC evaluates and approves the proposal.

1. Online: Visit the Ayush NGO Portal.
2. Fill in the mandatory details and upload required documents.
3. Verify the captcha and click 'Register'.
4. Login with your registered email and password to track your application.

To check your application status, log in to the Ayush NGO Portal using your registered email and password.

Example 1: A recognized Ayush teaching hospital can apply because it meets the eligibility criteria and has the necessary infrastructure.

Example 2: A private clinic without proper accreditation is not eligible because it does not meet the required standards for safety monitoring.

• Not providing complete documentation can lead to rejection.
• Failure to comply with pharmacovigilance norms may cause issues.
• Submitting outdated or incorrect utilization certificates may disqualify the application.
• Not having a recommendation from the head of the institution can result in rejection.
• Missing deadlines for submission may lead to application denial.