The Relationship Between Industry and Pain Societies, Part 1: Demystification and Legitimization of Continuing Medical Education

Darnall, Beth D.; Schatman, Michael E

doi:10.1111/pme.12828

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“…Issues of conflict of interest are noted across many medical societies . More recently, ethical issues has been theme of a JAMA that has included discussions, for example, ‘on why COI matters,’ ‘amount of money paid to physicians,’ ‘why there are no ‘potential’ conflicts of interest,’ amongst others .…”

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confidence: 99%

Headache Professional Societies: Ethical Challenges and Suggested Solutions

Borsook

Bernat

2017

Headache

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Codes of professional conduct continue to be an essential component of maintaining the integrity of individuals, academic institutions, and medical societies. We review ethical issues of professional conduct focusing on conflicts of interest (COI). We explain how to manage or mitigate COI in the context of professionals involved in headache medicine and its medical specialty societies. We identify the roles of institutional, medical society, and governmental regulation in the protection of patients and maintaining the integrity of physicians and others involved in patient care.

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confidence: 99%