| 14. Dr. Jones talks with a detail person from a pharmaceutical company and accepts a free pen and coffee mug. |
| # | Response Date | Comment |
| 1. | Wed, 3/14/07 2:17 AM | on how nice the coffee mug is -- is it so nice Dr. Jones feels compelled to listen to the detail person to earn the mug. |
| 2. | Wed, 3/14/07 12:53 PM | on if Dr Jones then uses the rx co exclusively without regard for patient needs or choice which would be COI |
| 3. | Fri, 3/16/07 11:29 AM | if it changes perscribing patterns. I resent the implication that my clinical judgement can be bought that cheaply! |
| 4. | Sun, 3/18/07 6:34 PM | Depends on whether Dr. Jones talks to representatives from other competing companies as well. |
| 5. | Mon, 3/19/07 4:58 PM | This is a small and insignificant COI, since Dr. Jones presumably makes no promise, implicit or otherwise, to funnel business to the pharma company by accepting the pen and coffee cup. On the other hand, if there are stock options hidden in the coffee mug.... |
| 6. | Tue, 3/20/07 5:02 AM | provided the free pen and coffee mug will not lead to a biased prescription of medication produced by the company. |
| 7. | Tue, 4/24/07 1:52 PM | Very small. |
| 8. | Fri, 4/27/07 2:57 PM | DR Jones shouldn't talk to drug reps. |
| 9. | Tue, 5/8/07 3:29 PM | .... |