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BMC Medicine gets caught up in Triple P Parenting promoters’ war on critics and null findings

Posted March 16, 2015 by James Coyne PhD in Cochrane Collaboration, Conflict of interest, evidence-supported, meta analysis, parenting

Undeclared conflicts of interest constitute scientific misconduct. Why we should be as concerned about conflicts of interest in evaluations of nonpharmacological treatments, like psychotherapy. Whack! Triple P promoters (3P) Cassandra L Tellegen and Kate Sofronoff

Critical analysis of a meta-analysis of a treatment by authors with financial interests at stake

Posted May 31, 2014 by James Coyne PhD in Conflict of interest, mental health care, meta analysis, parenting, Publication bias

Update June 2, 2014. This blog has been updated to respond to information provided in comments on the blog, as well as my examination of the membership of International Scientific Advisory Committee for Triple P

Are meta-analyses done by promoters of psychological treatments as tainted as those done by Pharma?

Posted May 20, 2014 by James Coyne PhD in Uncategorized

We would not waste time with a meta-analysis from Pfizer claiming the superiority of its antidepressant. Particularly when it’s a meta analysis of trials mostly done by Pfizer. Bah, just another advertisement. What, the review

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BMC Medicine gets caught up in Triple P Parenting promoters’ war on critics and null findings

Critical analysis of a meta-analysis of a treatment by authors with financial interests at stake

Are meta-analyses done by promoters of psychological treatments as tainted as those done by Pharma?