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COMMENTARY << Industry payments
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Industry funding
Published 10 December 2008
More from JAMA on the investigations of US senators into industry funding and conflict of interest.
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US psychiatrist is fired from radio programme for not disclosing drug company ties
Published 9 December 2008
The BMJ reports further fall-out from the ongoing investigations of US senators into industry funding and conflicts of interest.
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Updated Estimates of Pharmaceutical Company Payments to Physicians in Vermont
Published 5 November 2008
More from JAMA on pharma company payments.
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GlaxoSmithKline to limit payments it makes to US doctors to $150,000 a year
Published 30 October 2008
More from the BMJ on industry payments to doctors.
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US university sets up conflict of interest office after investigation into drug company payments
Published 21 October 2008
More from the BMJ on fall-out from the US Senate Finance Committee investigations into pharma company payments.
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Drug funding questioned
Published 8 October 2008
This article in JAMA provides an update on the investigation by the US Senate Finance Committee into pharma company funding of the American Psychiatric Association
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Industry payments: Truly independent research is impossible
Published 2 October 2008
Letter in response to a previous BMJ article questioning the independence of CROs from pharma companies sponsoring research.
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Industry support of medical education
Published 3 September 2008 (JAMA, Relman)
End of the free lunch?
Published 26 August 2008 (BMJ, Gould)
Continuing medical education in the 21st century
Published 22 August 2008 (BMJ, Woollard)
A historical perspective of pharmaceutical promotion and physician education
Published 20 August 2008 (JAMA, Podolsky)
Rethinking continuing medical education
Published 14 August 2008 (BMJ, Pisacane)
Is the relationship between pharma and medical education on the rocks?
Published 14 August 2008 (BMJ, Moynihan)
Pharma and CME: view from the US
Published 14 August 2008 (BMJ, Fletcher)
Read five articles from the BMJ and two from JAMA on pharma sponsorship of CME - the hot topic for summer 2008. One of the articles (Gould, BMJ) presents an industry point of view from the medical director of the ABPI and an independent industry consultant.
[Link to original source material] (JAMA, Relman)
[Link to original source material] (BMJ, Gould)
[Link to original source material] (Woollard, BMJ)
[Link to original source material] (JAMA, Podolsky)
[Link to original source material] (BMJ, Pisacane)
[Link to original source material] (BMJ, Moynihan)
[Link to original source material] (BMJ, Fletcher)
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New developments in managing physician/industry relationships
Published 3 September 2008
A commentary in JAMA on developments in the US on managing industry payments to doctors.
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Any affiliation can lead to bias
Published 11 August 2008
This article responds to a previous BMJ article that describes a list of medical experts without industry associations. It points out that any affiliation, not just those to commercial companies, can lead to bias, and that much high quality, honest work is done outside of academic institutions.
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Disclosure of industry payments to physicians
Published 7 August 2008
This NEJM article discusses the US Physician Payments Sunshine Act, whereby pharma and medical device and supplies companies who provide products to Medicare, Medicaid or the State Children's Health Insurance Program may have to declare all payments and gifts made to US physicians.
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Naming names: is there an (unbiased) doctor in the house?
Published 23 July 2008
This BMJ article describes a list that aims to provide a source for medical journalists of independent medical experts without industry associations.
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Key opinion leaders: independent experts or drug representatives in disguise?
Published 21 June 2008
This article by Ray Moynihan in the BMJ criticises the use of key opinion leaders by the pharma industry to communicate information on their products. The article is accompanied by an editorial by the BMJ Editor, Fiona Godlee, and a Head to Head debate on the issue with Charlie Buckwell (Complete Medical Group) and Giovanni Fava (University of Bologna).
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Researchers fail to reveal full drug pay
Published 8 June 2008
Here, the New York Times reports details of doctors from Harvard Medical School who failed to report considerable payments from the pharma industry.
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PUBLICATION STRATEGY & PLANNING WINTER SCHOOL
28-30 January 2009
Led by Liz Wager
Organized by Management Forum
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Creating Effective Conference Abstracts and Posters in Biomedicine.
Written by Jane Fraser, Louise Fuller and Georgina Hutber.
Pre-order now - to be published January 2009
This book is a gem of useful, practical tips covering the entire process – from reading the abstract submission guidelines, through to writing and laying out your poster and creating e-posters. If you are a novice this is the ideal book to guide you through every step. And, even if you consider yourself an expert, there is bound to be some useful information you can glean from the 500 or so tips. By reading this book, in sequence, or by dipping into relevant chapters, you will have all the necessary help with preparing abstracts and posters right at your fingertips." Catherine Dunbar in her Foreword.
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