Conflict of interest Flashcards
1
Q
reasoning for skeptical approach by health care provider to pharmaceutical based evidence and research
A
- assumptions made by companies
- single favorable trial vs systematic review
- self-funded, lack peer review
- rarely give unfavorable details
2
Q
methods pharmaceutical companies practice when attempting to influence the prescribing habits of healthcare providers
A
gifting
3
Q
how do various medical offices integrate pharmaceutical representatives into the daily work flow?
A
- provider discussion
- no gifts of monetary value
- no food unless a CME event
- no promotional items
- all reps must have an appointment, confine activities to a certain area, and abide by PhARMA code for interactions with health professionals
- lectures permitted if speaker discloses financial interests and uses EBM
4
Q
how do national healthcare organizations use policy to help practitioners manage pharmaceutical influences?
A
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5
Q
what is the sunshine act? what should physicians learn from it?
A
- requires industry to report any “payment or other transfer of value” to physicians or teaching hospitals
- gifts are designed to modify behavior