Medications as social phenomena

D Cohen, M McCubbin, J Collin, G Pérodeau - Health:, 2001 - journals.sagepub.com
This article discusses medications as socially embedded phenomena, using the class of
psychoactive medications as a primary example. The analytical perspective is systemic …

[PDF][PDF] Publication bias in the medical literature: a review by a Canadian Research Ethics Board

R Hall, C de Antueno, A Webber - Canadian Journal of Anesthesia, 2007 - academia.edu
Results: From the database of closed studies, 106 remained unpublished, while completed
investigations resulted in 84 publications (44% publication rate). The median time to …

[HTML][HTML] Academic medical centers' standards for clinical-trial agreements with industry

MM Mello, BR Clarridge… - New England Journal of …, 2005 - Mass Medical Soc
Background Although industry sponsors provide approximately 70 percent of the funding for
clinical drug trials in the United States, little is known about the legal agreements that exist …

[HTML][HTML] Dancing with the porcupine: rules for governing the university–industry relationship

S Lewis, P Baird, RG Evans, WA Ghali, CJ Wright… - Cmaj, 2001 - Can Med Assoc
To date, they have not been. The new money and activity exploded onto the scene with
inadequate oversight and no standardization of rules or mechanisms to resolve disputes …

Toward a general theory of indifference to research-based evidence

S Lewis - Journal of health services research & policy, 2007 - journals.sagepub.com
Evidence-based medicine (EBM) and evidence-based decision-making (EBDM) were
intended to revolutionize health care and health policy. Thus far they have not. A great deal …

Industrial support of orthopaedic research in the academic setting

RA Brand, JA Buckwalter, CL Talman… - … and Related Research …, 2003 - journals.lww.com
Industry support provides critical resources for researchers in departments of orthopaedic
surgery, and affords research that otherwise likely would not be possible. However, in …

[HTML][HTML] Why randomized controlled trials fail but needn't: a new series is launched

DL Sackett, J Hoey - CMAJ, 2000 - Can Med Assoc
Although introduced decades earlier, randomized controlled trials (RCTs) came to medical
notice only 50 years ago. The rapid recognition of their usefulness in promoting health and …

The legal and ethical issues surrounding financial conflict of interest in orthopaedic research

K Okike, MS Kocher - JBJS, 2007 - journals.lww.com
C ase 1. An orthopaedic surgeon publishes a paper featuring a positive evaluation of a new
medication to prevent deep venous thrombosis. The surgeon serves as a paid consultant to …

[HTML][HTML] Surgical randomized controlled trials: reflection of the difficulties

LM Ferreira - Acta Cirurgica Brasileira, 2004 - SciELO Brasil
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have been used in medical research to evaluate
different interventions in health-care. It has been shown that human clinical trials that lack …

The outlook for US meteorological research in a commercializing world: Fair early, but clouds moving in?

RE Morss, WH Hooke - Bulletin of the American …, 2005 - journals.ametsoc.org
In many respects, the prospects for US meteorological research have never been brighter.
Knowledge is advancing rapidly, as are supporting observing and information technologies …