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By Hole Ousia Posted on October 4, 2023

A Spartacus moment for public health physicians?

As published in the BMJ, 29 September 2023: This is part of a rapid response to the BMJ by Prof Michael J Rigby:

Categories: Alzheimer's disease, Antidepressant prescribing, British Medical Journal, Delirium, Dementia, History of medicine, Medical Education, Medical humanities, NHS Hospitality Registers, NHS Scotland, Pharmaceutical industry and Medical Education, Philosophy, Psychiatry, Screening, Sunshine Act for ScotlandTags: 29 September 2023, A Spartacus moment for public health physicians?, Antiquary, as a direct consequence of mandatory [HIS] screening that elderly and frail patients were frequently being prescribed powerful anti-psychotics such as Haloperidol, BMJ, BMJ 2023;382:p2233, BMJ opinion, Carol Brayne, courage to care, Cumberlege Review, Delirium Screening, Delirium screening (some years later), Doing damage in delirium the hazards of antipsychotic treatment in elderly people, Dr Peter J Gordon written submission on NHS Governance in Scotland, early diagnosis is everywhere, ethics, Governance of NHS Scotland, Haloperidol in Scotland, Haloperidol prescribing in NHS Scotland, Haloperidol prescribing to Scotland's elders, Hole Ousia, Hospital prescribing of Haloperidol in your NHS Health Board area, I am Spartacus, Iatrogenic harm, improvement science, Infusion of worldwide teas, kept in the dark, Martin McKee, Mesh implants and fully informed consent, Mesh Scandal: Lessons from Wall Street ignored, MESH: how it became a four letter word, Michael J Rigby, Paid opinion leaders: Snakes ladders and Monopoly, Parliament: PE1493: A Sunshine Act for Scotland, PE1493, PE1517 Polypropylene Mesh Medical Devices, PE1571, PE1651, PE1651: Prescribed drug dependence and withdrawal, Peter's Declaration, petitions, Prescribed drug dependence and withdrawal, Professor Carol Brayne, professor of European Public Healt, professor of Public Health Medicine, rebel antiquary, sapere aude, Scottish Parliament, snakes ladders and Monopoly, Social maverick, Spartacus, Sunshine Act, Sunshine legislation, The Antiquary, the hazards of antipsychotic treatment in elderly people, The Rebel Antiquary, Think Tanks, timely diagnosis of dementia, truly madly deeply, why ethics matters to us all

By Hole Ousia Posted on January 16, 2014January 12, 2023

Why the GMC should set up a central registry of doctors’ competing interests

Open Letter to the General Medical Council Why the GMC should set up a central registry of doctors’ competing interests Published 15 January 2014 Margaret McCartney, general practitioner, Glasgow, Ben … Continue reading Why the GMC should set up a central registry of doctors’ competing interests

Categories: British Medical Journal, History of medicine, Medical Education, NHS Hospitality Registers, NHS Scotland, Pharmaceutical industry and Medical Education, Psychiatry, Sunshine Act for ScotlandTags: A statement by the editors of the Lancet, A Sunshine Act for Scotland, ABPI, Allyson Pollock, Antiquary, £40million was paid to UK doctors by the Pharmaceutical Industry, Ben Goldacre, Ben J F Dean, BMJ, BMJ 2014;348:g236, Carl Reynolds, central registry of doctors’ competing interests, Clause, competing interests, compulsory register would require legislative change, conflicts, conflicts of interest, Cumberlege Review, David Carroll, declarations, Do gifts from the pharmaceutical industry affect trust in physicians?, Doctors' Register of Interests, Dr Peter Gordon, Drug companies pay doctors £40m for travel and expenses, first do no harm, General Medical Council, GMC, Hole Ousia, House of Commons, Iain Chalmers, If you are faced with a conflict of interest you must be open about the conflict, Iona Heath, Jonathan Mendel, Margaret McCartney, Martin Brunet, Martin McKee, Medical school gift restriction policies and physician prescribing of newly marketed psychotropic medications: difference-in-differences analysis, Narrative Controllers, Open Letter to the General Medical Council, over-medicalisation, paid opinion leaders, paid opinion leaders are a blot on medicine’s integrity and we should make them a thing of the past, PE01493, PE1493, Peter Gordon, Physicians and the pharmaceutical industry: is a gift ever just a gift?, Prescribed drug dependence and withdrawal, Prescribed harm, Public Petitions Committee, rebel antiquary, Register of members’ financial interests, Robert K Merton, Sam Smith, Scotland: register of interests, Scottish hospitals have found a paucity of information about payments to doctors, Scottish Parliament, Scottish Parliament Public Petition, Scottish Parliament Public Petition PE1493 (update), Sian Gordon, Social maverick, Sunshine Act, Sunshine Act for Scotland, Sunshine legislation, Susan Bewley, that would embarrass you if it were to emerge after publication and you had not declared it, The Antiquary, The Narrative Controllers, The Rebel Antiquary, The report of the Independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review, The [generally hidden] place of big business, Too much Medicine, tranparency, Transparency, Transparency here would at least allow patients to weigh up if the treatment they are being offered might be vulnerable to anything short of scientific objectivity., Trish Greenhalgh, Trust in professions poll 2013, who pays this doctor, Why the GMC should set up a central registry of doctors’ competing interests, www.whopaysthisdoctor.org.

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