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Conflicts of Interest Anesthesia Practice: Relationships with Industry, Responsibility to the Health Care System, and
Felicity Plaat1, Natalie Silvey2
1Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital, Du Cane Road, London, W12 0HS, UK.
Abstract:
Conflicts of interest (COIs) between clinical obligations and other roles and responsibilities occur throughout health care, including anesthetic practice. In some circumstances, these conflicts are unavoidable. This article describes some of the potential conflicts and explores approaches to managing them in 3 key areas: relationships with industry, responsibility to the health care system, and obligations in research. Although working with industry has many benefits, COIs may arise from financial arrangements, potential biases that may go unrecognized, prioritization of commercial interests and even guideline development.
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