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Philosophical Issues in Pharmaceutics

Part of the Philosophy and Medicine Book Series (volume 122)

Editors: Ho, Dien

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-024-0979-6

ISBN: 978-94-024-0977-2

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Feb 28, 2017

1 - 10 of 15 Chapters

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Introduction

Ho, Dien

Pages: 1 –5

[The ubiquitous presence of pharmaceuticals in our lives is underappreciated. In the United States between 2009 and 2012, almost half the population used at least one prescription drug and more than one in ten Americans used five or more prescription drugs within a 30-day period (Centers for...
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Patient-Driven Drug Development

Flanigan, Jessica

Pages: 9 –27

[Patient-driven drug development is an emerging approach to pharmaceutical research that is forged in rare-disease communities and patient advocacy networks. Patients and their advocates increasingly engage in drug discovery and influence early-stage drug research as clinical trial participants...
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Global Health Disparity and Pharmaceutical Companies’ Obligation to Assist

Ho, Anita

Pages: 29 –45

[This chapter critically explores the extent to which pharmaceutical companies have a moral obligation to assist poor patients in least developed countries (LDCs) who currently have no or inadequate access to lifesaving medications. Focusing on the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic in LDCs, the first...
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Hegemony of Knowledge and Pharmaceutical Industry Strategy

Sismondo, Sergio

Pages: 47 –63

[This chapter discusses some strategies pharmaceutical companies employ to establish influence and even hegemony over domains of medical knowledge: marketing products via medical research and education. The chapter thus contributes to understanding the political economy of knowledge in this...
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A Call to Stop Treating Doctors Like Delinquent Adolescents and Medical Product Companies Like Criminal Enterprises

Stell, Lance K.

Pages: 65 –91

[The recent focus on conflict of interest seriously misfires by fixating on monetary payoffs while ignoring all the other things that people care about, things that can bias their judgment and lead to wrongdoing. Wrongdoing should be the focus, not the temptations and motivations that sometimes...
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Health Measurement, Industry, and Science

McClimans, Leah

Pages: 93 –105

[Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are now common endpoints in clinical trials. In 2009 in an effort to standardize and streamline their use in medical product labeling, the FDA published FDA Guidance for Industry Patient-Reported Outcomes Measures: Use in Medical Product Development to...
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Patient-Centered Care or Drug-Centered Care: The Influence of Pharmaceutical Marketing on Medical Science and Public Health

Brody, Howard

Pages: 109 –124

[Medical leaders today call increasingly for patient-centered care, which is often contrasted with doctor-centered care and disease-centered care. One threat to patient-centered care which does not easily fit into these categories, however, is what one might label drug-centered care....
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Is There a Legitimate Concept of Drug-Centered Care?

Richman, Kenneth A.

Pages: 125 –134

[Howard Brody identifies “drug-centered care” as a contrast to “patient-centered care” and asks whether drug-centered care promotes the same outcomes that justify patient-centered care—health and dignity for patients and virtue in providers. Answering in the negative, Brody provides a sobering...
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Prescription Paternalism: The Morality of Restricting Access to Pharmaceuticals

Veatch, Robert M.

Pages: 135 –152

[Many pharmaceuticals are available to patients only with a physician’s prescription. Although it is often not recognized as such, this is a classic example of paternalism in public policy. Pharmaceuticals are often perceived as carrying dangerous side effects. Access is restricted to protect...
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Conscientious Refusals in Pharmacy Practice

Deans, Zuzana

Pages: 153 –174

[It is widely accepted in the pharmacy profession that pharmacists have the right to conscientiously refuse to participate in certain practices on grounds of conscience. This is allowed in recognition of differences in moral and religious views and out of respect for moral integrity. However, the...

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