All items in the Healthy Skepticism Library
All the 20545 items in the Healthy Skepticism Library are listed below in order of publication date with the most recent at the top. There are 100 items per page.
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HSL5717
 Thai seminar on drug promotion
 Essential Drugs Monitor 19945
 
HSL5718
 Ahmad SR.
 Lilly’s misleading promotion
 Lancet 1994;344:464-465
 
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
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