Impact of a multifaceted intervention on physicians’ knowledge, attitudes and practices in relation to pharmaceutical incentivisation: protocol for a randomised control trial

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• who: Muhammad Naveed Noor u200d and colleagues from the limit the risk of SPSRs being identified as simulators, each SPSR will be limited to only two visits to each GP clinicWe hope the study results will help us understand whether emotive seminars may be a useful way to address the issue of pharmaceutical incentivisation in Pakistan. The postseminars qualitative interviews with GP can in particular be of great importance in determining which aspects of ethics-u00adrelated CME seminars need improvement or greater emphasis. Regulatory bodies including PMC and SHCC can potentially use these findings to introduce new . . .
  

   

  

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