P(V)hantastic Department: We need your help!
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Amgen has launched a revolutionary medicine called Stressitol Forte® indicated for the treatment of "Too Zen Syndrome". This condition affects patients who are so relaxed that they do absolutely nothing. They have reached such an extreme level of inner peace that they forget to work, eat, shower, or even move.
Stressitol Forte® stimulates the “stress gland” to generate just the right amount of anxiety needed to tackle everyday tasks, like replying to emails or putting together those never-ending PowerPoint presentations.
However...
After 6 months on the market, Amgen has started receiving reports of unexpected side effects:
- Ninja Verborrhea: patients begin talking nonstop in five languages at once.
- Permanent Karaoke Effect: patients are unable to speak unless they sing it—everything must be communicated in pop-ballad style.
- TikTok Dance Incontinence: involuntary movements replicating viral choreographies every time a phone rings nearby.
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Help!
Dr. Inner Peace, a Key Opinion Leader, has just identified several cases possibly related to Stressitol Forte®.Your mission is to help Dr. Peace report these Adverse Reactions to Amgen’s Safety department. Got 5 minutes?
Of course!
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Help!
Dr. Inner Peace, a Key Opinion Leader, has just identified several cases possibly related to Stressitol Forte®.Your mission is to help Dr. Peace report these Adverse Reactions to Amgen’s Safety department. Got 5 minutes?
If you have any doubts, our Safety experts will pop up on screen to give you a hand. Keep an eye out for them!
Next
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Mission 1
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Blocked
Anterior
Dr. Inner Peace can’t find our contact card. Despite her name, her office is a mess. Help her find it before she slips back into a deep meditation.
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Dr. Inner Peace is back on track. You can contact her now!
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Mission 2
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Dr. Inner Peace needs to access a case report in her hospital’s system. The report holds all the details of a patient who suffered a serious adverse reaction. But when she tries to log in… oh no! She’s completely forgotten her password.
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Dr. Inner Peace needs to access a case report in her hospital’s system. The report holds all the details of a patient who suffered a serious adverse reaction. But when she tries to log in… oh no! She’s completely forgotten her password.
The report is crucial to complete the notification. Help Dr. Inner Peace recover her password!
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Back
You need to guess the doctor’s password. Maybe there’s a clue hidden among her notes…
The patient requested a follow-up appointment next week
For SAFETY, please ensure all doors are locked at night
Always read the instructions before starting the procedure
first
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I’m not sure… I’d better go back and check Dr. Inner Peace’s notes.
Dr.InnerPeace_oooohm
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Well done! You’ve helped the doctor access the patient’s full report, and you now have all the critical details. Now you must notify Amgen so the Safety Department can follow up and report it to the Regulatory Authorities.
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Mission 3
Completed
Completed
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The doctor still needs your help! The patient’s record is full of information, and we can’t send everything. Can you help her choose what to send to the Safety Department?
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Suspected medication: Stressitol Forte® Reason for use: Too-Zen-Person Syndrome Description of the reaction: Patient reports that his mug “sings the greatest summer hits” to him. He also feels an uncontrollable urge to film a TikTok with the coffee machine. Date of reaction onset: 14/June/2025 Date of drug administration: 13/June/2025 Weather on the day of report: Sunny with scattered clouds Patient Information Age: 37 Sex: Not specified Clothing: Green t-shirt and brown trousers Medical history: Allergic to decaffeinated coffee
Outcome: The patient continues taking the medication, stating that “I’ve gained followers on TikTok.” He also mentioned that his best friend plays football and that he drives a Renault Megane. Reporting healthcare professional: Dr. Inner Peace Contact: dr.innerpeace@emailsmiley.com
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What message would you send to the Pharmacovigilance Department?
Select the most appropriate one:
Dr. Inner Peace (dr.innerpeace@emailsmiley.com) reports a patient wearing a green t-shirt and brown trousers who claims that his mug “sings to him”. He says it happened on a sunny day in June, and has already told his best friend — a football player. The doctor adds that the patient is also the proud owner of a Renault Megane. The patient insists he has gained a significant TikTok following thanks to the situation and therefore plans to continue taking the medication.
Dr. Inner Peace (dr.innerpeace@emailsmiley.com) reports a 37-year-old patient who started taking Stressitol Forte® on June 13th, 2025, for Too-Zen-Person Syndrome. Since June 14th, the patient claims that his mug has been singing summer hits to him, and he feels an uncontrollable urge to record TikToks with the coffee machine. The patient also reports an allergy to decaf and has not stopped taking Estresol Forte®, stating that: "I've gained followers on TikTok, so... worth it."
A 37-year-old patient currently taking Stressitol Forte® claims that his mug “talks to him” and never seems to empty.
The case has been successfully submitted to the Pharmacovigilance Department. Thank you for contributing to patient safety!
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Congratulations! You’ve helped keep our patients safe!
Download your certificate
Return to start
It’s just an old Christmas postcard...
Oops! Looks like you need to go back and check Dr. Inner Peace’s notes again...
Check notes
It’s just a patient’s medical record...
Oops!
While there’s a lot of information available, details like the patient’s outfit or what car they drive aren’t exactly key to patient safety. Carefully review the case file and pay special attention to:
- Dates
- Outcome
- Concomitant medication
Oops!
Looks like you missed quite a bit of the case file. Take another look and pay close attention to:
- Dates
- Outcome
- Concomitant medication
It’s just a reminder about their next dentist appointment...
Well done!
You’ve collected and reported the safety information correctly, including details beyond the minimum required. This helps improve safety assessments and investigations, and ultimately, enhances patient safety!
Next
Great! Now you just need to log in.
Fun fact: “PatientSafetyFirst” is actually the motto of the Safety team!
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P(V)hantastic Department: We need your help!
Start
Amgen has launched a revolutionary medicine called Stressitol Forte® indicated for the treatment of "Too Zen Syndrome". This condition affects patients who are so relaxed that they do absolutely nothing. They have reached such an extreme level of inner peace that they forget to work, eat, shower, or even move.
Stressitol Forte® stimulates the “stress gland” to generate just the right amount of anxiety needed to tackle everyday tasks, like replying to emails or putting together those never-ending PowerPoint presentations.
However...
After 6 months on the market, Amgen has started receiving reports of unexpected side effects:
Next
Help!
Dr. Inner Peace, a Key Opinion Leader, has just identified several cases possibly related to Stressitol Forte®.Your mission is to help Dr. Peace report these Adverse Reactions to Amgen’s Safety department. Got 5 minutes?
Of course!
Back
Help!
Dr. Inner Peace, a Key Opinion Leader, has just identified several cases possibly related to Stressitol Forte®.Your mission is to help Dr. Peace report these Adverse Reactions to Amgen’s Safety department. Got 5 minutes?
If you have any doubts, our Safety experts will pop up on screen to give you a hand. Keep an eye out for them!
Next
Back
Mission 1
Blocked
Blocked
Anterior
Dr. Inner Peace can’t find our contact card. Despite her name, her office is a mess. Help her find it before she slips back into a deep meditation.
Next
Back
Dr. Inner Peace is back on track. You can contact her now!
Next
Back
Completed
Blocked
Mission 2
Back
Dr. Inner Peace needs to access a case report in her hospital’s system. The report holds all the details of a patient who suffered a serious adverse reaction. But when she tries to log in… oh no! She’s completely forgotten her password.
Next
Back
Dr. Inner Peace needs to access a case report in her hospital’s system. The report holds all the details of a patient who suffered a serious adverse reaction. But when she tries to log in… oh no! She’s completely forgotten her password.
The report is crucial to complete the notification. Help Dr. Inner Peace recover her password!
Next
Back
You need to guess the doctor’s password. Maybe there’s a clue hidden among her notes…
The patient requested a follow-up appointment next week
For SAFETY, please ensure all doors are locked at night
Always read the instructions before starting the procedure
first
Next
Back
I’m not sure… I’d better go back and check Dr. Inner Peace’s notes.
Dr.InnerPeace_oooohm
PatientSafetyFirst
LOG IN
Well done! You’ve helped the doctor access the patient’s full report, and you now have all the critical details. Now you must notify Amgen so the Safety Department can follow up and report it to the Regulatory Authorities.
Next
Back
Mission 3
Completed
Completed
Anterior
The doctor still needs your help! The patient’s record is full of information, and we can’t send everything. Can you help her choose what to send to the Safety Department?
Next
Back
Suspected medication: Stressitol Forte® Reason for use: Too-Zen-Person Syndrome Description of the reaction: Patient reports that his mug “sings the greatest summer hits” to him. He also feels an uncontrollable urge to film a TikTok with the coffee machine. Date of reaction onset: 14/June/2025 Date of drug administration: 13/June/2025 Weather on the day of report: Sunny with scattered clouds Patient Information Age: 37 Sex: Not specified Clothing: Green t-shirt and brown trousers Medical history: Allergic to decaffeinated coffee
Outcome: The patient continues taking the medication, stating that “I’ve gained followers on TikTok.” He also mentioned that his best friend plays football and that he drives a Renault Megane. Reporting healthcare professional: Dr. Inner Peace Contact: dr.innerpeace@emailsmiley.com
Previous
Next
What message would you send to the Pharmacovigilance Department?
Select the most appropriate one:
Dr. Inner Peace (dr.innerpeace@emailsmiley.com) reports a patient wearing a green t-shirt and brown trousers who claims that his mug “sings to him”. He says it happened on a sunny day in June, and has already told his best friend — a football player. The doctor adds that the patient is also the proud owner of a Renault Megane. The patient insists he has gained a significant TikTok following thanks to the situation and therefore plans to continue taking the medication.
Dr. Inner Peace (dr.innerpeace@emailsmiley.com) reports a 37-year-old patient who started taking Stressitol Forte® on June 13th, 2025, for Too-Zen-Person Syndrome. Since June 14th, the patient claims that his mug has been singing summer hits to him, and he feels an uncontrollable urge to record TikToks with the coffee machine. The patient also reports an allergy to decaf and has not stopped taking Estresol Forte®, stating that: "I've gained followers on TikTok, so... worth it."
A 37-year-old patient currently taking Stressitol Forte® claims that his mug “talks to him” and never seems to empty.
The case has been successfully submitted to the Pharmacovigilance Department. Thank you for contributing to patient safety!
Next
Congratulations! You’ve helped keep our patients safe!
Download your certificate
Return to start
It’s just an old Christmas postcard...
Oops! Looks like you need to go back and check Dr. Inner Peace’s notes again...
Check notes
It’s just a patient’s medical record...
Oops!
While there’s a lot of information available, details like the patient’s outfit or what car they drive aren’t exactly key to patient safety. Carefully review the case file and pay special attention to:
Oops!
Looks like you missed quite a bit of the case file. Take another look and pay close attention to:
It’s just a reminder about their next dentist appointment...
Well done!
You’ve collected and reported the safety information correctly, including details beyond the minimum required. This helps improve safety assessments and investigations, and ultimately, enhances patient safety!
Next
Great! Now you just need to log in.
Fun fact: “PatientSafetyFirst” is actually the motto of the Safety team!
Next