From: Causes and consequences of quack medicine in health care: a scoping review of global experience
First Author | Date | Title | Country | Type | Study Design |
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Shrivastava | 2014 | Public health measures to fight counterfeit medicine market | India | Letter to Editor | Qualitative |
Jarvis | 1999 | Quackery: The national council against health fraud perspective | USA | Review | Review |
Kalb | 1999 | Health care fraud and abuse | USA | Review | Review |
Miller | 2013 | Exposing medical fraud: “one of the last taboos in society” | Canada | Note | Qualitative |
Stelfox | 2003 | An analysis of one potential form of health care fraud in Canada | Canada | Letter to Editor | Qualitative |
Avery | 1996 | Congress focuses on health care fraud and abuse | USA | Commentary | Commentary |
Dear | 2007 | Disease mongering - A challenge for everyone involved in healthcare | United Kingdom | Note | Qualitative |
Cowart | 1988 | Health fraud’s toll: lost hopes, misspent billions | USA | Opinion | Qualitative |
Johnson | 1989 | The health fraud battle. Education is the best defense | USA | Original Article | Qualitative |
Hosseini | 2011 | Counterfeit medicines: Report of a cross-sectional retrospective study in Iran | Iran | Original Article | Cross-Sectional |
Mc Cullough | 2015 | An Interview with Deputy Chief, Health Care Fraud Unit at the U.S. Attorney’s Office | USA | Interview | Qualitative |
Lohsiriwat | 2007 | Fraud and deceit in published medical research | Thailand | Review | Review |
Sparrow | 1996 | Health care fraud control: understanding the challenge | USA | Original Article | Qualitative |
Jarvis | 1992 | Quackery: a national scandal | USA | Review | Review |
Bernard | 1965 | Why People Become the Victims of Medical Quackery | USA | Opinion | Qualitative |
Worrall | 1990 | Detecting health fraud in the field of learning disabilities | USA | Opinion | Qualitative |
Akunyili | 2004 | Risk of medicines: Counterfeit drugs | Nigeria | Original Article | Qualitative |
Nsimba | 2008 | Problems associated with substandard and counterfeit drugs in developing countries | Nigeria | Review | Review |
Price | 2009 | Health care fraud: Physicians as white-collar criminals? | USA | Editorial | Qualitative |
Miller | 2013 | Medical fraud north of the 49th | Canada | Note | Qualitative |
Widder | 2015 | The appeal of medical quackery: a rhetorical analysis | USA | Commentary | Commentary |
Iroegbulem | 2020 | Disease Mongering: How Sickness Sells | USA | Commentary | Commentary |
Berthelot | 2019 | The negative Hawthorne effect: Explaining pain overexpression | France | Original Article | Qualitative |