Healthy Skepticism Library
Items published during the years 1990 to 1999
There are 2362 items in the Healthy Skepticism Library that were published during the years 1990 to 1999.
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HSL5719
Bardelay D.
French doctors report on sales representatives’ visits
Essential Drugs Monitor 199421
HSL5720
Basar L.
Practical considerations when evaluating direct-to-consumer advertising as a marketing strategy for prescription medications
Drug Information Journal 1994; 28:461-470
HSL5721
Beales JH.
Economic analysis and the regulation of pharmaceutical advertising
Seaton Hall Law Review 1994; 24:1370-1398
HSL5722
Beary JF.
More conflicts of interest: review articles sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry
JAMA 1994; 272:1254
HSL5723
Beazley GP.
Size of names in drug ads
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:1113
HSL5724
Bell TR.
Bromocriptine and drug information
Lancet 1994; 343:297
HSL5725
Brennan TA.
Buying editorials
New England Journal of Medicine 1994; 331:673-675
HSL5726
Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry (update 1994)
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 150:256A-256C
HSL5728
Chetley A.
Generic embarrassment
Lancet 1994; 343:1089-1090
HSL5729
Chirac P.
Control of drug advertising in France: a poor example
Prescrire International 1994; 3:(13):145-147
HSL5730
Chirac P.
Drug advertising must be more strictly controlled
Prescrire International 1994; 3:(13):160
HSL5731
Chren M-M.
Independent investigators and for-profit companies: guidelines for biomedical scientists considering funding by industry
Archives of Dermatology 1994; 130:432-437
HSL5732
Chren M-M, Landefeld CS.
Pharmaceutical promotion and physician requests to hospital formularies
JAMA 1994; 272:355
HSL5897
Coney S.
NZ review of drug prescribing and advertising
Lancet 1994; 344:1353-1354
HSL5899
Danby FW.
Interacting with the pharmaceutical industry
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:732
HSL5901
Durbin RL.
Appetite stimulant claim deleted from label—response
Canadian Family Physician 1994; 40:22
HSL5902
Engle R.
The impact of a single-advertiser publication on physicians’ perceptions and expected perscribing behavior
Journal of Pharmaceutical Marketing & Management 1994; 8:(1):37-54
HSL5904
Fassett WE.
Professional organizations and healthcare industry support: ethical conflict. Commentary
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1994; 3:253-255
HSL5905
Forrest DM, Ruedy J.
Proposed guidelines
Annals of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada 1994; 27:46-47
HSL5907
Gaither CA, Bagozzi RP, Kirking DM, Ascione FJ.
Factors related to physicians’ attitudes and beliefs toward drug information sources
Drug Information Journal 1994; 28:817-827
HSL5908
Gardner L.
Professional organizations and healthcare industry support: ethical conflict. Commentary
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1994; 3:247-253
HSL5909
Gesensway D.
Dealing with the new breed of detailers: the drug industry wants to be your ‘essential medical educator’
ACP Observer 1994; 14:(8):8-9
HSL6028
Guyatt G.
Interacting with the pharmaceutical industry
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:732
HSL6029
Guyatt , G .
Relations with the pharmaceutical industry
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:415
HSL6030
Harvey K, Black F.
Prescribing rationally, not fashionably
Essential Drugs Monitor 1994
HSL6031
Hazlet TK, Sullivan SD.
Professional organizations and healthcare industry support: ethical conflict?
Camb Q Healthc Ethics 1994 Spr; 3:(2):236-44
HSL6033
Huston P.
Advertising in medical journals
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:7
HSL6034
Advertising in medical journals
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 150:27
HSL6035
Advertising in medical journals and the use of supplements
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:527
HSL6036
Jacoby J.
Misleading research on the subject of misleading advertising: the Wilkes et al. investigation of pharmaceutical advertising in leading medical journals
Food and Drug Law Journal 1994; 49:21-33
HSL6037
Kassirer JP, Angell M.
Conflicts of interest and the Journal’s policies
New England Journal of Medicine 1994; 330:504
HSL6148
Leisinger KM.
Professional organizations and healthcare industry support: ethical conflict. Commentary
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1994; 3:244-247
HSL6151
Lexchin J.
Canadian marketing codes: how well are they controlling pharmaceutical promotion?
Int J Health Serv 1994; 24:(1):91-104
HSL6155
Mansfield PR.
MaLAM: encouraging trustworthy drug promotion
Essential Drugs Monitor 1994; (17):6
HSL6432
Matalia N.
Journal advertising works! Three studies say so!
Medical Marketing & Media 1994; 29:(5):12-14, 16, 18-20
HSL6433
May JR.
Professional organizations and healthcare industry support: ethical conflict. Commentary
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1994; 3:255-256
HSL6434
McArthur R.
The hitch-hickers’ guide to promotional drug literature
Essential Drugs Monitor 1994; 17:24
HSL6435
McCarthy M.
Bromocriptine not for lactation suppression
Lancet 1994; 344:602
HSL6439
Odegaard PR.
Relations with the pharmaceutical industry
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:415
HSL6443
Pelton LE, Strutton D, Smith MC.
Pharmaceutical promotion to physicians: a synthesis model of persuasive communications
Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy 1994; 11:161-172
HSL6444
Pines WL.
Some major issues in direct-to-consumer advertising
Food and Drug Law Journal 1994; 49:589-592
HSL6446
Rachlis M, Kushner C.
Strong medicine: how to save Canada’s health care system
Toronto: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd. 1994
HSL6447
Ragg M.
RACP on doctors’ links with drug industry
Lancet 1994; 343:909
HSL6448
Ramsay S.
UK drugs code tightened
Lancet 1994; 343:1217
HSL6451
Rothman KJ.
Conflicts of interest and the Journal’s policies
New England Journal of Medicine 1994; 330:503-504
HSL6452
Rubin PH.
Are pharmaceutical ads deceptive?
Food and Drug Law Journal 1994; 49:7-19
HSL6457
Short B.
Advertising or research?
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 150:11
HSL6458
Slotnick HB, Raszkowski RR, Jensen CE, Wentz DK, Kuntz TA.
Physician preferences in CME including insights into education versus promotion
Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions 1994; 14:173-186
HSL6460
Squires BP.
Advertising and integrity
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:407
HSL6461
Squires BP.
Advertising and supplements
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:503
HSL6468
Sussman S.
Drug advertising corrupts journals
BMJ 1994; 308:1301
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/308/6939/1301
HSL6470
Teehan M.
Guidelines for phase IV clinical trials
Canadian Journal of Psychiatry 1994; 39:629-630
HSL6471
Thomas L.
Inadvertment placement of advertisements
Medical Journal of Australia 1994; 160:727-728
HSL6472
Thompson C.
Genentech suspends marketing practices
Lancet 1994; 344:1146
HSL6474
van Maaren PJM, van Mil JWF, Hardon AP, Haaijer-Ruskamp FM, Dukes MNG
Dutch drugs in developing countries
Groningen: Styx Publications 1994
HSL6475
Van STAA.
A mutual bond: pharmaceutical representatives and doctors in the Philippines
Essential Drugs Monitor 1994; (17):22-23
HSL6477
Walsh CJ.
FDA efforts to control the flow of information at pharmaceutical industry-sponsored medical education programs: a regulatory overdose
Seaton Hall Law Review 1994; 24:1325-1369
HSL6478
Whelan AM, Nagpal S, Burge F.
Drug information resources in a family medicine residency training program
Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal 1994; 127:(9):39, 41-43, 46
HSL6480
Witt MD, Gostin LO.
More conflicts of interest: review articles sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry
JAMA 1994; 272:1254
HSL6481
Wolever TMS.
Rejection policy questioned
Canadian Medical Association Journal 1994; 151:737
HSL6482
Woosley RL.
A prescription for better prescriptions.
Issues Sci Technol 1994 Spr; 10:(3):59-66
HSL6483
Writer W, Desmond R.
Proposed guidelines
Annals of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada 1994; 27:46
HSL6488
Marketing self-regulation strengthened in Australia
Health Horizons 1994; (22):22
www.ifpma.rog/hhhs/welcome.htm
HSL6493
Knowledge campaign update
PMAC News 1994; 2
www.canadapharma.org
HSL6494
Selected annotated bibliography on essential drugs
Geneva: World Health Organization 1994
HSL6495
WHO Ethical Criteria for medicinal drug promotion—off the shelf and into the legislatures
Amsterdam: Health Action International 1994
www.haiweb.org
HSL6496
The industry/physician interface . . . converging or diverging perspectives?
Montreal: PSL Reports 1994
HSL6497
Deutsch N.
Better drug information with less hype?
Physician’s Management Manuals 1994; 18:(6):33-34
HSL6513
Boots claims “Prothiaden sets the standard” and in one study “96% had responded to treatment and 94% did not experience intolerable side effects”
MaLAM Australian News 1994; 2:(1):1-2
HSL6517
Roche Bactrim for respiratory tract infections?
MaLAM Australian News 1994; 2:(2):1
HSL6518
Wellcome’s promotion of Septrin
MaLAM Australian News 1994; 2:(2):1-2
HSL6525
IFPMA and the industry’s role in medical information
Health Horizons 1994; (23):2
www.ifpma.rog/hhhs/welcome.htm
HSL6526
IFPMA: revised marketing code adopted
Health Horizons 1994; (23):14
www.ifpma.rog/hhhs/welcome.htm
HSL6527
Continuing health education is focus of marketing code amendments
PMAC News 1994; 1-2
HSL6549
Levy R.
In reply
Archives of Family Medicine 1994; 3:1035
HSL9178
Voltz K.
Implementing standard operating procedures: prescription for a successful pharmaceutical compliance program
Clinical Research and Regulatory Affairs 1994; 11:(3-4):225-241
HSL9221
Axon SR.
Dispensing doctors-international perspective
Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy 1994; 11:(3):106-111
HSL9224
Golodner LF.
Developing a patient focus: consumer perspective
Journal of Pharmaceutical Marketing Management 1994; 8:(4):25-37
HSL9230
Basara LR.
Practical considerations when evaluating direct-to-consumer advertising as a marketing strategy for prescription medications
Drug Information Journal 1994; 28:(2):461-470
HSL9231
Ukens C.
Generic industry "94: it's a jungle out there
Drug Topics 1994; 138:6S, 8S, 10S-11S
HSL9232
Katz LM.
Nonprescription drug development
Drug Information Journal 1994; 28:(2):449-451
HSL9234
Emmerton L, Benrimoj SI.
Factors influencing pharmacists' preferences for non-prescription cough suppressants
Journal of Social and Administrative Pharmacy 1994; 11:(2):78-85
HSL9238
Engle RL.
Impact of a single-advertiser publication on physicians' perceptions and expected prescribing behavior
J Pharm Mark Manage 1994; 8:(1):37-54
HSL9299
Duttagupta S, Aparasu RR, Desselle S, Das S.
Pharmacists' attitude toward direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs
APhA Annual Meeting 1994; 141:90
HSL12479
Scott LM.
Images in Advertising: The Need for a Theory of Visual Rhetoric
The Journal of Consumer Research 1994; 21:(2):252-273
http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0093-5301(199409)21%3A2%3C252%3AIIATNF%3E2.0.CO%3B2-L
HSL15316
Denig P.
Drug choice in medical practice : rationales, routines and remedies
Geneeskunde Groningen: Rijksuniversiteit Groningen 1994
http://irs.ub.rug.nl/ppn/296349321
HSL5249
Ray WA, Griffin MR, Avorn J.
Evaluating drugs after their approval for clinical use.
N Engl J Med 1993 Dec 30; 329:(27):2029-32
HSL5014
Inman WH, Pearce G.
Prescriber profile and postmarketing surveillance.
Lancet 1993 Dec 11; 342:(8885):1491
HSL5171
Medawar C.
Drug information.
Lancet 1993 Dec 11; 342:(8885):1490-1
HSL5710
Guidelines for pharmaceutical representatives
1993 Dec
HSL9312
Following suit
NARD J 1993 Dec; 115:41-42
HSL9342
Cohen MR.
Voluntary error reporting to the USP/ISMP Medication Error Reporting Program
ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting 1993 Dec; 28:
HSL9343
Davenport SB, Garrison WO, O' NEAL, Seal BS.
Improving reimbursement of ambulatory prescriptions through indigent care programs by a multidisciplinary approach
ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting 1993 Dec; 28:
HSL9344
Smith MK, Gumbhir AK.
Perceptions of the 1987 Prescription Drug Marketing Act's impact on hospital pharmacy and drug distribution systems
ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting 1993 Dec; 28:
HSL9296
Scott L.
Merck-Medco merger boosts druggists' anger about pricing levels.
Mod Healthc 1993 Nov 29; 23:(48):16
HSL5694
Merkel PA.
Inadvertent placement of an advertisement.
N Engl J Med 1993 Nov 25; 329:(22):1661-2
HSL5709
Kassirer JP.
Inadvertent placement of an advertisement [Editor's reply]
New England Journal of Medicine 1993 Nov 251661-1662
HSL2157
Lexchin J.
Interactions between physicians and the pharmaceutical industry: what does the literature say?
CMAJ 1993 Nov 15; 149:(10):1401-7
http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/content/abstract/149/10/1401?maxtoshow=&HITS=10&hits=10&RESULTFORMAT=&author1=Lexchin+J&andorexactfulltext=and&searchid=1124491359271_2918&stored_search=&FIRSTINDEX=0&sortspec=relevance&resourcetype=1&journalcode=cmaj
HSL5512
Squires BP.
Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry.
CMAJ 1993 Nov 15; 149:(10):1391-2
http://www.pubmedcentral.gov/articlerender.fcgi?tool=pubmed&pubmedid=8221422
HSL9318
Rankin K.
Drug wholesalers in "93: no margin for error
Drug Store News for Pharm 1993 Nov 15; 3:15-16, 18-19, 22
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