An article in the Apr. 1 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association, written by past and present leaders of medical societies, lays out a series of 10 recommendations for PMAs to reduce their industry contributions to $0. The recommendations include establishing "conflict-free" leadership, not allowing "industry" officials to influence speakers at conferences and eliminating product endorsements, according to the release.
These recommendations come slightly more than three years after JAMA published a similar call to action related to industry conflict of interest for academic medical centers, according to the release.
Read IMAP’s news release on the call for PMAs to reduce industry funding.
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