Medical Education and the Pharmaceutical Industry: A Review of Ethical Guidelines and Their Implications for Psychiatric Training

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[2] Brodkey AC(2005)The role of the pharmaceutical industry in teaching psychopharmacology: a growing problem Acad Psychiatry 29 222-229

[3] Mohl PC(2005)Psychiatric training program engagement with the pharmaceutical industry: an educational issue, not strictly an ethical one Acad Psychiatry 29 215-221

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[8] Mark DH(1990)Pharmaceutical representatives in academic medical centers: interaction with faculty and housestaff J Gen Intern Med 5 240-243

[9] Lichstein PR(2005)Medical students’ exposure to and attitudes about drug company interactions: a national survey JAMA 294 1034-1042

[10] Turner RC(1998)A comparison of physicians’ and patients’ attitudes toward pharmaceutical industry gifts J Gen Intern Med 13 151-154

[1] Beary JF(1996)Pharmaceutical marketing has real and proven value: characteristics of materials distributed by drug companies: four points of view J Gen Intern Med 11 635-636

[2] Brodkey AC(2005)The role of the pharmaceutical industry in teaching psychopharmacology: a growing problem Acad Psychiatry 29 222-229

[3] Mohl PC(2005)Psychiatric training program engagement with the pharmaceutical industry: an educational issue, not strictly an ethical one Acad Psychiatry 29 215-221

[4] Shaughnessy AF(1995)Teaching information mastery: evaluating information provided by pharmaceutical representatives Fam Med 27 581-585

[5] Slawson DC(1993)The effect on resident attitudes of regulatory policies regarding pharmaceutical representative activities J Gen Intern Med 8 130-134

[6] Bennett JH(1992)Impact of pharmaceutical company representatives on internal medicine residency programs. A survey of residency program directors Arch Intern Med 152 1009-1013

[7] Brotzman GL(1997)The effect of educational gifts from pharmaceutical firms on medical students’ recall of company names or products Acad Med 72 916-918

[8] Mark DH(1990)Pharmaceutical representatives in academic medical centers: interaction with faculty and housestaff J Gen Intern Med 5 240-243

[9] Lichstein PR(2005)Medical students’ exposure to and attitudes about drug company interactions: a national survey JAMA 294 1034-1042

[10] Turner RC(1998)A comparison of physicians’ and patients’ attitudes toward pharmaceutical industry gifts J Gen Intern Med 13 151-154