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<p>[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 4755913"]Dear All,</p><p>I'm the MD who originally posted this e-mail within this pharma board. Recently, it was brought to my attention to revisit my posting since it has caused subjective responses. I'm flabbergasted by the reaction of those who may be threatening to sue. Physicians will often share ridiculous requests or e-mails with certain colleagues. At times, confidential messages/information whether it be through e-mail or voice mail are shared with companies (Covidien, CSA, etc) who offer competing modalities.</p><p><br /></p><p>Disclosure:</p><p>I have an agreement with such company. Don't act naïve. Many companies have their consultants sharing competitive information. I am confident you have MD investigators/consultants doing the same for your company. </p><p><br /></p><p>Below are my original remarks:</p><p><br /></p><p>"A colleague of mine at Cornell sent me a copy of this blatantly inappropriate email a VP from Pinnacle sent a colleague of mine about a year ago. I was reading through the posts and thought it should be posted.</p><p><br /></p><p>"The content is obviously inappropriate regarding support for off-label use of PDT. However, the email diction, sentence structure and grammer reads like it was written by a 5 year-old with crayons. The sheer pompous certitude of this VP! To send a physician an email like this is completely ridiculous. I don't think "plausible deniability" can be applied when examples like this are so moronically obvious."[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 4755913"]Dear All, I'm the MD who originally posted this e-mail within this pharma board. Recently, it was brought to my attention to revisit my posting since it has caused subjective responses. I'm flabbergasted by the reaction of those who may be threatening to sue. Physicians will often share ridiculous requests or e-mails with certain colleagues. At times, confidential messages/information whether it be through e-mail or voice mail are shared with companies (Covidien, CSA, etc) who offer competing modalities. Disclosure: I have an agreement with such company. Don't act naïve. Many companies have their consultants sharing competitive information. I am confident you have MD investigators/consultants doing the same for your company. Below are my original remarks: "A colleague of mine at Cornell sent me a copy of this blatantly inappropriate email a VP from Pinnacle sent a colleague of mine about a year ago. I was reading through the posts and thought it should be posted. "The content is obviously inappropriate regarding support for off-label use of PDT. However, the email diction, sentence structure and grammer reads like it was written by a 5 year-old with crayons. The sheer pompous certitude of this VP! To send a physician an email like this is completely ridiculous. I don't think "plausible deniability" can be applied when examples like this are so moronically obvious."[/QUOTE]
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