CME, pharma, and marketing articles
Jun 21, 2005
There are some interesting articles to check out in the latest issue of Pharma Marketing News (free sub req'd. PDF; you have to scroll down to get to individual articles)...
Should pharma-provider relationships be regulated?
Jun 20, 2005
According to the authors of this abstract from PubMed, the answer is "yes." ...
Making sense of medical research
Jun 20, 2005
Anne Taylor-Vaisey sent me ...
Friendster for the healthcare world
Jun 20, 2005
There's a new social networking system being created just for healthcare workers (read about it here) called GenCache.com that sounds pretty interesting. According to an e-mail I got from founder Jay Limaye, "You'll notice that in addition to the...
July Medical Education now online
Jun 17, 2005
This post courtesy of Anne Taylor-Vaisey: Medical Education July 2005; 39(7) is now available online from Blackwell Synergy
Peer training to help paramedics cope
Jun 16, 2005
I just read about a great idea in the Journal-Chronicle...
Infighting at the American Society for Hypertension over pharma influence
Jun 16, 2005
This is interesting--the American Society of Hypertension is so splintered over the potential for pharma influence that its journal defected to another office! Check out the full story in the Boston Globe (I'm pretty sure it's free for...
Good roundup of the pharma influence issue
Jun 16, 2005
An excellent roundup of all the issues involved in the pharma-physician and DTC-consumer-physician relationships is this article in the Salt Lake City Weekly. I particularly like this quote from a doc who just says no to all forms of pharma...
Bristol-Myers Squibb changes DTC policy
Jun 15, 2005
From an article in Ad Age: ...
J&J taking another look at heart-failure drug Natrecor after shortcomings revealed at meeting
Jun 15, 2005
According to this article in Forbes, Johnson & Johnson is taking criticism of its heart-failure drug Natrecor by "two doctors who drew the spotlight to Natrecor. At medical meetings and in the ...
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