The core curriculum for medical communications professionals practicing in the pharmaceutical industry

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Graves, DA
Baker, RP
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[1] PPD ATP, Durham, NC 27713 USA
[2] Univ Calif San Francisco, Sch Pharm, San Francisco, CA 94143 USA
[3] Roche Labs Inc, Roche Pharmaceut Serv Ctr & Profess Prod Informat, Nutley, NJ USA
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DRUG INFORMATION JOURNAL | 2000年 / 34卷 / 04期
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medical communications; DIA Core Curriculum; industry-based drug information;
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This article provides the instructor's notes for the Drug Information Association's (DIA's) Core Curriculum in Medical Communications. The Core Curriculum is a standing educational program sponsored by the Medical Communications Special Interest Section of the DIA. It has been presented annually at the Medical Communications Workshop since 1996 and is offered as a tutorial at the DIA Annual Meeting. The Core Curriculum in Medical Communications is designed for those who are new to industry-based drug information in the United States. It encompasses the key activities of industry-based drug information practice, highlights the key differences between industry-based and non-industry-based information practice, and encourages new practitioners to seek advice from experienced colleagues.
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