|
Statements
|
| The information provided by pharmaceutical representatives helps me stay up to date or learn about new products |
47,6% |
52,4% |
| The information provided by pharmaceutical representatives is trustworthy |
25,0% |
75,0% |
| Pharmaceutical representatives prioritize the promotion of their products over patients' benefit |
80,3% |
19,7% |
| Receiving gifts or meals affects my prescribing |
11,5% |
88,5% |
| Receiving gifts or meals affects my colleagues' prescribing |
34,9% |
65,1% |
|
Receiving these materials or participating in these activities affects doctors' prescribing behavior
|
| Promotional materials (food, pens, etc.) |
34,0% |
66,0% |
| Medical samples |
48,3% |
51,7% |
| Gifts not related to medical practice valued at <US$50 |
31,5% |
68,5% |
| Gifts not related to medical practice valued at >US$50 |
41,2% |
58,8% |
| Cocktails, lunches or dinners |
44,9% |
55,1% |
| Funding of registration costs to conferences |
50,3% |
49,7% |
| Continuing medical education |
53,1% |
46,9% |
| Participation in industry-funded research (clinical trials, case-control studies, cross sectional studies etc.) |
54,8% |
45,2% |
|
Receiving these materials or participating in these activities is ethical
|
| Promotional materials (food, pens, etc.) |
65,5% |
34,5% |
| Medical samples |
81,8% |
18,2% |
| Gifts not related to medical practice valued at <US$50 |
27,0% |
73,0% |
| Gifts not related to medical practice valued at >US$50 |
22,3% |
77,7% |
| Cocktails, lunches or dinners |
51,7% |
48,3% |
| Funding of registration costs to conferences |
60,8% |
39,2% |
| Continuing medical education |
68,9% |
31,1% |
| Participation in industry-funded research (clinical trials, case-control studies, cross sectional studies etc.) |
64,6% |
35,4% |
