2004
DOI: 10.1097/00001888-200405000-00012
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What Residents Don’t Know about Physician–Pharmaceutical Industry Interactions

Abstract: Internal medicine residents and faculty reported low levels of knowledge about physician-pharmaceutical industry relationships. Some consensus about educational components existed, but optimal educational formats remain uncertain. A six-hour curriculum to address this complex, emotionally charged topic was developed, implemented, and evaluated.

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“…Furthermore, students perceived information from PCRs to have educational value, and a value equivalent to that for practicing physicians. That students felt no more or less susceptible to marketing influence than practicing physicians is a marked contrast to the opinions of many educators that physicians in training need special protection from marketing influences [1,2,17]. …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Furthermore, students perceived information from PCRs to have educational value, and a value equivalent to that for practicing physicians. That students felt no more or less susceptible to marketing influence than practicing physicians is a marked contrast to the opinions of many educators that physicians in training need special protection from marketing influences [1,2,17]. …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Beispielsweise wurde an der Berliner Charite ein Seminar f ü r Studenten der vorklinischen Semester angeboten, das sich an das Konzept eines in Chicago, USA, erprobten Kurs anlehnte [18] Rollenbilder & Erfahrene weiter-und fortbildende Ä rzte vermitteln ihren j ü ngeren Kollegen nicht nur Fachwissen, sondern auch Verhaltensmuster und Einstellungen. Einige Autoren heben hervor, dass der ä rztliche Nachwuchs eher geneigt ist, unkritische Haltungen gegen ü ber Pharmasponsoring einzunehmen, wenn sie erleben, dass ihre Mentoren pharmagesponserte Vortr ä ge halten oder zu entsprechenden Veranstaltungen eingeladen werden [16,20] .…”
Section: Schulungenunclassified
“…• Once established, it is difficult to disentangle the relationship between industry and the training of professionals (Kuehn, 2005;Moynihan, 2003aMoynihan, , 2003bWatkins & Kimberly, 2004).…”
Section: Continuing Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%