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HiroPharmaConsulting (R) Granted Patent for AI-enabled Reliability Assurance Method for Pharmacovigilance Systems
The patented AI-PV HiroPharma Validation Method enables global regulatory compliance and audit readiness for AI pharmacovigilance systems, addressing key safety and accuracy needs.
- The Japan Patent Office granted a patent for the AI-PV HiroPharma Validation Method after the official registration on 21 November 2025, as HiroPharmaConsulting announced from Osaka.
- Rising AI adoption in pharmacovigilance prompted HiroPharmaConsulting to develop the AI-PV HPVM, providing a structured method that meets GVP CSV requirements and addresses reliability gaps, the company says.
- Enabling audit readiness, the AI-PV HPVM facilitates regulatory-compliant GVP CSV, supports continuous verification of AI functions, and enables demonstration of compliance to FDA, EMA, MHRA, NMPA, MFDS, MHLW, and PMDA.
- HiroPharmaConsulting will offer paid and free licence agreements to AI-PV system manufacturers, Contract Research Organizations, and Marketing Authorization Holders, while unauthorised commercial use violates the Patent Act.
- As a first-in-Japan patent, the development represents Japan's first IP for AI-enabled PV reliability, and following domestic allowance the company filed a PCT international application; Hirotsugu Atsumaru said it's "transformative" for pharma and technology companies.
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HiroPharmaConsulting (R) Granted Patent for AI-enabled Reliability Assurance Method for Pharmacovigilance Systems
OSAKA, Japan, Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- HiroPharmaConsulting (R) Co., Ltd. announced that it has received a patent for an innovative Good Pharmacovigilance Practice (GVP) Computerized System Validation (CSV) methodology designed to ensure the reliability of pharmacovigilance systems equipped with…
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