Gifts and influence: Conflict of interest policies and prescribing of psychotropic medications in the United States

Volume: 172, Pages: 153 - 162
Published: Jan 1, 2017
Abstract
The pharmaceutical industry spends roughly 15 billion dollars annually on detailing – providing gifts, information, samples, trips, honoraria and other inducements – to physicians in order to encourage them to prescribe their drugs. In response, several states in the United States adopted policies that restrict detailing. Some states banned gifts from pharmaceutical companies to doctors, other states simply required physicians to disclose the...
Paper Details
Title
Gifts and influence: Conflict of interest policies and prescribing of psychotropic medications in the United States
Published Date
Jan 1, 2017
Volume
172
Pages
153 - 162
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