Non-financial conflicts of interests in psychiatric research and practice.
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Abstract
Not all conflicts of interests affecting psychiatry are financial in nature. Our field is vulnerable to some varieties of nonfinancial conflicts of interests. Examples include the possible conflict between a researcher's allegiance to a school of thought and the integrity of psychotherapy research, or between a psychiatrist's political commitment and patients' welfare.
Medical subject headings
- Biomedical Research
- Conflict of Interest
- Psychiatry
- Research Support as Topic