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. 2010 Apr;167(4):381-6.
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.2009.08121886.

Teaching trainees to negotiate research collaborations with industry: a mentorship model

David B Merrill  1 , Ragy R Girgis, Lincoln C Bickford, Stanislav R Vorel, Jeffrey A Lieberman
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Teaching trainees to negotiate research collaborations with industry: a mentorship model

David B Merrill et al. Am J Psychiatry. 2010 Apr.

Abstract

Research collaborations with the pharmaceutical industry can offer valuable opportunities for academic psychiatrists to gain access to important resources. Such relationships, however, often produce significant conflicts of interest, and recent attention has focused on the ways in which these conflicts can compromise research integrity. Psychiatric residents generally receive little education about industry-academia interactions. The authors report their experience collaborating on a research project with representatives of a pharmaceutical company, and they propose a model for teaching psychiatric trainees responsible and productive engagement with industry investigators.

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