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Month: August 2014

The Lobbying Group

The Lobbying Group

The lobbying group is trying to make health workers sign the No Free Lunch pledge. Health professionals who agree to sign the pledge “not to accept money, gifts, or hospitality from the pharmaceutical industry, seek unbiased sources of information and not rely on information disseminated by drug companies and avoid conflicts of interest in their practice, teaching, and / or research. ” In 2004, the pledge was about 300 signatories.Patients can use a directory provided by the group to find doctors who signed it. The group maintains that doctors prescribe drugs that have received more promotion than other options better or cheaper because they are seen by the pharmaceutical companies whose accept gifts. Some physicians argue that they are not influenced by pharmaceutical marketing and is not necessary to reject their gifts. No Free Lunch also argues that doctors should not accept drug samples to give patients because uqe the group believes that these signs will cause physicians to prescribe these drugs more than others.

Some representatives of pharmaceutical companies argue that free samples can be given to indigent patients. The group also seeks to persuade doctors not to rely on research supplied by pharmaceutical companies for information about drugs, but base their decisions solely onunbiased scientific evidence. No Free Lunch works with the Australian group Healthy Skepticism to ask the doctors who use independent educational materials instead of materials funded by the pharmaceutical industry. also argue for a lesser involvement of pharmaceutical companies in financing medical education. No Free Lunch argues that educational meetings that take place during meals paid by pharmaceutical companies are an advertising method COOC direct marketing to doctors, in which representatives of pharmaceutical companies interact with physicians and provide them with promotional information. Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a group representing most of the U.S. pharmaceutical industry argues that meetings between their representatives and physicians are important to educate doctors about their products and pay them the food that may be the only way to fit these meetings in the busy schedulesphysicians. No Free Lunch does not blame the pharmaceutical companies trying to promote and sell their products, the group believes this is the work of enterprises. Instead, doctors believe they are those that are left woo and convince by advertisers.

Training

Training

, specializing in Psychiatry by the Ministry of Education and Science in 1985 and graduated in Public Health from the National School of Health, Ministry of Health and Consumption, Madrid in that year. In 1987 he graduated in Military Psychiatry in the Army in Criminology from the University Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, specializing in Forensic Medicine by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. He has been Medical Military Health (Ministry of Defense), Medical Registrar (Ministry of Justice) and Forensic Medicine (Ministry of Justice) by Opposition. Just as she has held Psychiatrist Military Prison Psychiatrist, Forensic Psychiatrist and Clinical Psychiatrist.Clinical Psychiatrist has been Head of Research Psychiatric Center St John of God, Ciempozuelos, Madrid, Spain, Chief of Psychiatry at the Military Hospital of Valladolid, Spain, Director General of the Community Anti-Drug Agency of Madrid, Spain, Director of the Scientific Commission of the Spanish Observatory on Drugs, Spain’s representative to the Scientific Commission of the European Observatory for Drugs and Spain’s representative to United Nations missions on drugs.Forensic Psychiatrist has also been the Central Court of Madrid, Spain and Head of the Toxicology Information Service, National Institute of Toxicology (Ministry of Justice) for 20 years has taught the subjects: Biochemistry and Biophysics, Biostatistics, Anatomy and Physiology , Psycho-pharmacology, Forensic Psychiatry and Legal Medicine at different universities (Complutense de Madrid, Universidad Pontificia de Comillas, National University of Distance Education, University of Burgos, Valladolid University and others).

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Further Education

Further Education

Saxon small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can benefit from additional funding for before-local (in-house) training courses increase the personal and social skills to the zero tariff Leipzig / Saxony, April 23, 2009 – with the cooperation of the Sachsische Aufbaubank, short SAB, AkPolKo GmbH. In special cases the training on the part of AkPolKo promoted already then, when at least an employee of a Saxon SMEs would like to educate themselves and it is so to speak to an individual training. The promotion aims to take advantage of the resources available in the State of Bavaria and in the company and thus make the Saxon workers fit for the future. The competitiveness of companies from Saxony compared to other provinces will be increased accordingly. The promotion itself is divided into several stages.

The current training action which involves the AkPolKo GmbH, started in 2008 and is set for four years up to the year 2012. The AkPolKo GmbH is a Training Academy geared specifically to politicians, communities and businesses. Seminars from the field of personal and social competence belong to the growing seminars in addition to seminars to local, business and management-related topics. These latter seminars on the improvement of personal and social skills (“soft skills”) aimed, belong to the primary object of funding and promoted to 80%. Marcel Neubauer, CEO of AkPolKo says that “In a personal consultation with our society when each client the possibilities of a 100% support (be) explored.” For a complete promotion speaks for Mr.

Neubauer, if the company is in a difficult market environment and the training of employees for cost reasons would otherwise be moved. At pure corporate seminars with business topics, there is not this discretion. The promotion is in these Seminars usually is limited to 80 per cent. To get more information about the eligibility criteria and the seminars, on the Internet at, by email or telephone.