I am a veterinarian and want to understand the full scope of the APVMA's Adverse Experience Reporting Program. Specifically, I need to know what types of adverse experiences should be reported, what happens after a report is submitted, and if there are any other ways to submit a report besides the online form.
Navigate to 'apvma.gov.au'. Click on the 'Regulation' link in the main navigation menu (ID 3246). Click on the 'Adverse Experience Reporting Program' link (ID 3252). Locate the section detailing 'What to report' and list the types of adverse experiences that should be reported. Find information on 'What happens after you report' and describe the process. Identify and list all available methods for submitting an adverse experience report, including the online form, email, and postal options. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Adverse Experience Reporting Program' page. The agent identifies and lists at least three types of adverse experiences that should be reported (e.g., unexpected reactions in animals/humans, lack of efficacy, environmental effects, residues). The agent describes the general process that occurs after a report is submitted (e.g., assessment, investigation, potential regulatory action). The agent identifies and states all available methods for submitting a report (e.g., online form, email, post).