Question

a conflict of interest in research could result when a physician is paid as a consultant for a pharmaceutical company and also conducts human subject research with that same company.

Answer 1

False, since both roles are in the capacity of research and does not compromise results. So there is no conflict of interest in research.

Conflicts of interest are situations in which professional judgments or actions regarding a primary concern, such as a medical researcher's responsibilities, may be easily persuaded by a secondary interest, such as monetary benefit or professional advancement.

Many doctors work full-time for biotech and pharmaceutical companies, as well as medical device manufacturers. They work in research, product development, or administration. In fact, a few of them own the businesses. This is not conflict of interest.

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