Certainly! Here’s a revised version of your text for clarity and consistency:---**Certificate of Pharmacovigilance Training****Pharmacovigilance Training Highlights:**- General responsibilities in pharmacovigilance- ICSR case reporting procedures- Case validity and invalidity criteria- Usage of the MEDRA dictionary- Terminologies in pharmacovigilance- Narrative summary writing- Comprehensive understanding of pharmacovigilance principles**Internship/House Job Experience (15/07/2023 - 14/07/2024)***Medicine & Allied (6 Months) / Surgery & Allied (6 Months)***Dates:** 1st June 2012 – 31st May 2013 **Position Title:** House Officer**House Officer General Responsibilities:**- Full-time, regular, and residential role- Acquired basic medical and surgical skills, patient management, and clerking- Attended indoor and outdoor patient clinics, managed critically ill patients, and performed emergency duties- Conducted history taking, physical and clinical examinations, record keeping, patient care, and relevant investigations- Developed management protocols, provided diagnoses with differential lists, and offered patient and family counseling- Executed routine laboratory procedures, I/V cannulation, parenteral medication administration, nasogastric intubation, and catheterization- Managed pre- and post-operative care of critically ill patients- Routine duties included checking pre- and post-operative blood work, preparing discharge paperwork, and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams- Attended departmental and hospital clinical/pathological conferences and presented cases of clinical interest