Disclosure, transparency, and accountability: a qualitative survey of public sector pharmaceutical committee conflict of interest policies in the World Health Organization South-East Asia Region.
Quinn GrundyLisa ParkerAnna WongTerence FusireDeirdre DimancescoKlara TisockiHelena WalkowiakTaryn VianJillian KohlerPublished in: Globalization and health (2022)
Robust processes for conflict of interest prevention and management could ensure the integrity of decision-making and build public trust in pharmaceutical processes to achieve public health objectives. Upstream approaches including supportive legislative frameworks, the creation of oversight bodies, and strengthening regulatory institutions can also contribute to building cultures of transparency, accountability, and trust.