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Table 1 Student attitudes toward PCR detailing before and after workshop intervention

From: Teaching appropriate interactions with pharmaceutical company representatives: The impact of an innovative workshop on student attitudes

In your opinion, what is the educational value to practicing physicians offered by detailing from pharmaceutical representatives? (1 = No value at all, 5 = Extremely valuable)

 

Before-Not Valuable (<3)

Before-Neutral (3)

Before-Valuable (>3)

 

After-Not valuable (<3)

8

1

0

9

After-Neutral (3)

10

20

3

33

After-Valuable(>3)

2

18

12

32

 

20

39

15

 

In your opinion, what is the educational value to medical students offered by detailing from pharmaceutical representatives? (1 = No value at all, 5 = Extremely valuable)

 

Before-Not Valuable (<3)

Before-Neutral (3)

Before-Valuable (>3)

 

After-Not valuable (<3)

13

0

0

13

After-Neutral (3)

8

19

4

31

After-Valuable(>3)

6

10

14

30

 

27

29

18

 

What is you perception of the degree of bias in the information provided by pharmaceutical representatives detailing to practicing physicians? (1 = Not at all biased, 5 = Totally biased)

 

Before-Not Biased (<3)

Before-Neutral (3)

Before-Biased (>3)

 

After-Not biased (<3)

0

1

1

2

After-Neutral (3)

0

6

12

18

After-Biased(>3)

0

3

51

54

 

0

10

64

 

How influential are pharmaceutical representatives with regard to physicians' prescribing habits? (1 = Not at all influential, 5 = Very influential)

 

Before-Not Influential (<3)

Before-Neutral (3)

Before-Influential (>3)

 

After-Not influential (<3)

2

2

1

5

After-Neutral (3)

7

11

5

23

After- Influential (>3)

2

17

27

36

 

11

30

33

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