Pharmacovigilance

Regulatory Compliance at the Forefront of Patient Safety

Comprehensive, compliant pharmacovigilance solutions. Scalable cost-effective case processing staffing models.

Qualified Pharmacovigilance Partner of Choice

Industry-leading experience and innovation

UBC, a leader in pharmacovigilance services, combines deep clinical expertise with innovative technologies to enable biopharmaceutical industries to support global and local pharmacovigilance regulatory compliance across the product lifecycle, from initial clinical development to post-marketing surveillance, for all product types (drugs, medical devices, vaccines, combination products, cosmetics, and gene therapy supplements).

Led by a team of pharmacovigilance experts, we have a deep understanding of the complex and rapidly evolving safety landscape and regulations, as well as risk minimization strategy. We are supported by an unmatched technology suite and operate on the principle that patient safety is a critical industry responsibility.

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30 regulatory inspections, with no critical findings
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70% of our clients outsource to us in a full-service capacity
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* From 2018 to Q2 2025

Pharmacovigilance Difference

Full-Service Pharmacovigilance Outsourcing

Pharmacovigilance is vital for drug development and establishment of a product’s benefit-risk profile, and choosing the right partner is critical for success. UBC enables our customers to identify and manage potential risks associated with their products, maintain patient safety, and ensure high regulatory compliance throughout the drug development and commercialization process.

Pharmacovigilance Services

Our pharmacovigilance strategies combine tenured drug safety expertise, deep regional and local regulatory knowledge, innovative cloud-based pharmacovigilance technology solutions, and process automation to deliver comprehensive, compliant solutions and unmatched insights.

70,000+ cases processed annually
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99% on-time regulatory submission compliance
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Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in UBC's full-service pharmacovigilance offering?

UBC’s full-service model covers the day-to-day operation of a pharmacovigilance function – from safety database management and case processing through to signal detection, literature screening, safety writing, regulatory intelligence, and global submissions. We also provide QPPV services, PSMF management, EudraVigilance support, and local PV leadership across Europe. Around 70% of UBC clients choose this fully outsourced model.

Both. For many emerging biotechs, UBC operates as the safety function itself – helping make hiring decisions, author SOPs, select safety databases, and build the processes needed to scale as adverse event volumes increase through development. For larger sponsors, UBC more often supports a defined area such as case processing, aggregate reporting, or signal management alongside internal teams. The right model depends on how the function is structured and where accountability sits.

By being clear about where each model fits. Offshore teams are well suited to high-volume, lower-complexity case processing where speed and cost are the primary drivers. UBC’s full-service model is built for therapies where adverse events are clinically serious, the case mix is more complex, or the science is still emerging – including rare disease, cell and gene therapy, oncology, paediatrics, and psychedelics. We work with offshore partners where it makes sense, but most sponsors are paying for judgement at intake and during signal review, not data entry.

UBC operates a fully cloud-based Oracle Argus environment, supported by validated tools for literature screening, signal detection, and regulatory submissions. Automation helps reduce manual handling and shorten triage times, allowing teams to focus attention where judgement matters most. The technology is consistent with industry standards. The difference is the expertise behind it – the people making decisions, identifying risks, and ensuring the work stands up to scrutiny.

UBC combines aggregate-level signal detection with case-by-case clinical review to identify potential safety concerns, assess their significance, and determine when further investigation or regulatory action may be needed. Our approach aligns with FDA guidance, EMA GVP Module IX, and CIOMS VIII, drawing on broad data sources and appropriate patient populations to ensure signals are interpreted in the right clinical context.

From 2018 through Q2 2025, UBC supported 30 regulatory inspections with no critical findings. More than 99% of regulatory submissions are delivered on time, across 70,000+ cases processed annually. Those numbers reflect something important: systems perform better under scrutiny when they’re shaped by experienced people from the start, not assembled under pressure.

UBC prepares PADERs, PSURs, PBRERs, and DSURs throughout the product lifecycle – from the more frequent reporting required for new therapies through to annual reporting as the safety profile becomes better understood. The work is led by clinicians with advanced degrees, with a focus on reports that tell a clear benefit-risk story rather than simply restating the data.

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Bekki Bracken Brown

President & Chief Executive Officer

Bekki Bracken Brown serves as the President and CEO of UBC, guiding the company’s mission and values, including the improvement of access for patients to receive better outcomes. She oversees all aspects of UBC, such as operations, business growth strategy, sales and marketing, and acquisition support.

With over 20 years of industry experience, Ms. Brown brings knowledge from a successful career in senior management from her tenure at Quintiles, INC Research, and, most recently, with Syneos Health. She’s been a member of the North Carolina BIO Board of Directors since 2019. She is also a member of the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association — Southeast Chapter and CHIEF, an organization that supports women executive leaders. Ms. Brown earned her bachelor’s degree at Duke University.