Den nye forskeruddannelse Fra mesterlære til forskerskole

Mejlgaard, Niels; Sørensen, Mads Peter; Pedersen, Heidi Skovgaard; Haase, Sanne Schioldann

doi:10.2307/jj.608187.12

Dansk Forskningspolitik Efter Artusindskiftet 2012

DOI: 10.2307/jj.608187.12

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Den nye forskeruddannelse Fra mesterlære til forskerskole

Niels Mejlgaard

Mads Peter Sørensen

Heidi Skovgaard Pedersen

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Physician–industry collaboration: Conflicts of interest and the imputation of motive

Wadmann

2014

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Policies about physicians' involvement with pharmaceutical companies spawn contradictory ideas. One set of policies aims to stimulate collaboration between private companies and publicly employed researchers to spur innovation and economic growth, another addresses what is seen as the problem of physicians' conflicts of interest stemming from industry collaboration. This article explores how these contradictory policies interact with everyday practice in clinical hypertension research in Denmark. I argue that 'corporate' and 'academic' research is entangled as physicians participate in industry trials to pursue their own research. Building on document analysis, observations of contract research, and interviews with clinician researchers and industry executives, I show how the establishment of industry 'ties' can serve as a way for physicians to navigate the constraints of research infrastructures and live up to intergenerational norms that knit the medical collective together. I discuss how this entanglement shapes medical research in ways that may run counter to the aims of medical innovation policies and that conflicts of interest policies do little to address. I conclude that appreciation of the ways in which economic and moral valuations come together is necessary to understand the conditions for medical research in an intertwined public-private research environment.

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Physician–industry collaboration: Conflicts of interest and the imputation of motive

Wadmann

2014

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