The Publication of Sponsored Symposiums in Medical Journals
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Bero, Lisa A.
Galbraith, Alison
Rennie, Drummond
Bibliographic Citation
New England Journal of Medicine. 1992 Oct 15; 327(16): 1135-1140.
Abstract
An increasing proportion of spending by the pharmaceutical industry has gone to funding symposiums that are published by peer-reviewed medical journals. This study tests the hypothesis that such sponsorship, particularly by a single pharmaceutical company, is associated with a promotional orientation of the symposium and a distortion of the peer-reviewed process....Symposiums sponsored by drug companies often have promotional attributes and are not peer-reviewed. Financial relations among symposium participants, sponsors, and journals should be completely disclosed, symposiums should be clearly identified, and journal editors should maintain editorial control over contributions from symposiums.
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1992-10-15Subject
Advertising; Biomedical Research; Conflict of Interest; Drug Industry; Drugs; Economics; Editorial Policies; Education; Federal Government; Financial Support; Food; Government; Government Regulation; Health; Health Care; Industry; Information Dissemination; Investigational Drugs; Patient Care; Peer Review; Pharmaceutical Industry; Regulation; Research; Review; Self Regulation; Survey;
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Angel, Jack E.; Massie, Barry M.; Rothenberg, Daniel; Roberts, Mark S.; Kasper, Carol K.; Finucane, Thomas E.; Bero, Lisa A.; Galbraith, Alison; Rennie, Drummond (1993-04-22)