Scientific Integrity

An International Symposium

November 23, 1995
Warsaw - Poland

Session I
Problems of research integrity

• T. Żółtowski, Director, Directorate for Education, Science, Environment & Social Programs; Undersecretary of State for Foreign Assistance and European Integration, Council of Ministers,
  Integration of Polish Scientific Sector with the European Union as an Element of the Pre-accession Strategy



• Paul J. Freedman, M.D., Professor of Radiology, Dean for Academic Affairs, University of California, San Diego, USA,
  Maintaining Research Integrity by Distinguishing Good, Bad, and Dishonest Research Practices



• Stephen Lock, Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, London, UK,
  Scientific Dishonesty: the European Experience



• Daniel Steiner, LL.B, John Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Boston, USA,
  Competing Interests: The Need to Control Conflict of Interest in Research

Session II
Reliability of Clinical Research

• Eigill F. Hvidberg, National Board of Health, Copenhagen, Denmark,
  Good Clinical Practice in the European Community



• Sven-Erik Westerbergh, Clinical Quality Assurance, Astra AB ,Sweden,
  Quality Assurance of Clinical Research



• Marcin Walter, Astra Clinical Research Unit, Central Europe,
  International Rquirements in Monitoring Clinical Studies



• Carole Caswell, Astra International Medical Services, London, UK,
  Statistical Approach to the Monitoring of Quality in Clinical Research

Session III
Communications

• Joost P.H. Drenth, University Hospital, Nijmegen, The Netherlands,
  Authorship Proliferation in Medicine



• K. Gibiński, Polish Academy of Sciences,
  Development of the Polish Movement for Ethics in Science and in Medicine



• J. Doroszewski, Centre for Postgraduate Medical Education,
  Ethical Aspects of Proving and Spreading of Scientific Discoveries



• J. Jeliaszewicz, State Institute of Hygiene,
  Science Integrity and Fair Citation in Scientific Literature



• K. Madej, Supreme Medical Council,
  New Concepts for Assuming Integrity of Medical Research in Poland



• T. Tołłoczko, Warsaw Medical School,
  Muddles in Academic Freedom and Excellence