The changing relationship between health care professionals and the pharmaceutical industry.
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, Journal Article
Arriola, E
Published in: Hosp Formul
March 1995
Although UCLA had established policies and procedures for visiting pharmaceutical representatives, changes in both the pharmaceutical business environment and in UCLA's physical environment mandated an update. To deal with the changes, a multidisciplinary team comprised of various departmental staff members met to develop a new vendor representative visitation policy that included the practice of drug sample distribution. More stringent registration requirements and shared responsibility for policy enforcement are the key elements of the new policy.
Duke Scholars
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Hosp Formul
ISSN
0098-6909
Publication Date
March 1995
Volume
30
Issue
3
Start / End Page
161 / 165
Location
United States
Related Subject Headings
- Organizational Policy
- Los Angeles
- Interinstitutional Relations
- Institutional Management Teams
- Formularies, Hospital as Topic
- Drug Industry
- Academic Medical Centers
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Arriola, E. (1995). The changing relationship between health care professionals and the pharmaceutical industry. Hosp Formul, 30(3), 161–165.
Arriola, E. “The changing relationship between health care professionals and the pharmaceutical industry.” Hosp Formul 30, no. 3 (March 1995): 161–65.
Arriola E. The changing relationship between health care professionals and the pharmaceutical industry. Hosp Formul. 1995 Mar;30(3):161–5.
Arriola, E. “The changing relationship between health care professionals and the pharmaceutical industry.” Hosp Formul, vol. 30, no. 3, Mar. 1995, pp. 161–65.
Arriola E. The changing relationship between health care professionals and the pharmaceutical industry. Hosp Formul. 1995 Mar;30(3):161–165.
Published In
Hosp Formul
ISSN
0098-6909
Publication Date
March 1995
Volume
30
Issue
3
Start / End Page
161 / 165
Location
United States
Related Subject Headings
- Organizational Policy
- Los Angeles
- Interinstitutional Relations
- Institutional Management Teams
- Formularies, Hospital as Topic
- Drug Industry
- Academic Medical Centers