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Khurana, Gauri; Henderson, Schuyler; Walter, Garry; Martin, Andres – Academic Psychiatry, 2012
Objective: The authors reviewed and characterized conflict of interest (COI) and disclosure policies published in peer-reviewed psychiatric and nonpsychiatric journals. Methods: The authors examined peer-reviewed publications in the psychiatric (N=20) and nonpsychiatric (N=20) literature. Using qualitative and quantitative approaches, they…
Descriptors: Conflict of Interest, Psychiatry, Comparative Analysis, Ethics
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Christopher, Paul P.; Boland, Robert J.; Recupero, Patricia R.; Phillips, Katharine A. – Academic Psychiatry, 2010
Objective: The increasing frequency and societal cost of psychiatric disability underscore the need for accuracy in evaluating patients who seek disability benefits. The authors investigated senior psychiatric residents' experiences performing disability evaluations, their self-assessment of competence for this task, and whether they perceived a…
Descriptors: Physicians, Mental Disorders, Conflict of Interest, Patients
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Mohl, Paul C. – Academic Psychiatry, 2005
OBJECTIVE: To analyze the educational and ethical issues involved in interactions between departments of psychiatry and the pharmaceutical industry. METHODS: The author analyzes the history of attitudes toward pharmaceutical companies, various conflicting ethical principles that apply, and areas of confluence and conflict of interest between…
Descriptors: Pharmaceutical Education, Industry, Conflict of Interest, Ethics
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Randall, Melinda L.; Rosenbaum, Julie R.; Rohrbaugh, Robert M.; Rosenheck, Robert A. – Academic Psychiatry, 2005
OBJECTIVE: The authors sought to determine the effect of an educational seminar on interactions with pharmaceutical representatives on residents' attitudes and behavior. METHOD: A controlled trial of an educational intervention was conducted. Residents at a university-affiliated residency program (N=32) were divided into two groups: one group…
Descriptors: Intervention, Student Attitudes, Industry, Drug Therapy