New data from Disclosure UK shows that only 55% of healthcare professionals in the UK are willing to disclose payments from industry.
Disclosure UK is a searchable online database, hosted by the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI), which shows payments and benefits in kind made by pharma companies to doctors and other healthcare professionals.
The figure is lower than the 70% previously quoted. Jon Sussex, chief economist at RAND Europe, who studied the data, explained this was due to “differences in how individual companies had interpreted the data request, which led to inconsistencies in the dataset.”
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