CADTH funded Foresight Links Corporation to perform the systematic review on asynchronous telehealth (which was part of a much larger project) based on the latter’s  experience in evidence-based decision-making.  The relationship between Foresight Links Corporation and Dr. Jadad was clearly outlined in the original report published by CADTH [http://www.cadth.ca/index.php/en/hta/reports-publications/search/publication/789]. His relationship to Open Medicine is also clearly stated in the journal’s site [http://www.openmedicine.ca/about/editorialTeam].

The wiki experiment was proposed to Open Medicine, as a means to explore whether opening up a scientific publication to comments from any reader could keep this kind of reviews fresh, while reducing (and even eliminating) one of the most expensive components of a systematic review: the cost associated with ongoing updates.  By using a wiki, any reader could modify the contents of the article at will. In this way, missing articles could be added, errors could be fixed and new material could be easily added.  In fact, your comments on 'perceived' conflicts of interest could have been directly inserted into the wiki version under a section entitled "Conflict of Interest" if you felt this was of significance to other readers of the review.

Your comments referencing the previously published work by CADTH and that it is freely available on the Internet are correct and links to previous manuscripts are found on the interactive site. The main difference, however, is that the report in the original source cannot be modified by readers, which is the main objective driving the experiment at Open Medicine.

You are also correct in pointing out that Dr. Jadad’s ownership of Foresight Links Corporation  was not mentioned in the Open Medicine article. In the spirit of openness and transparency of the journal, CADTH and the authors, this has now been mentioned in the wiki.

We encourage any future such comments either through the blog or preferably written directly to the wiki version so that the debate and final manuscript could be more robust and encourage the views of other readers.

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This is how government agencies wastes our tax-dollars. CADTH hires Foresight Links Corp (owned by Dr Jadad), even though any academic (i.e. if the money would have been provided to an academic institution, not Dr Jadads private company) would have done the same job 5 times cheaper. Foresight Links hires another consultant (Amol Deshpande) to do the actual work, and pays Martha Garcia (wife of Alejandro Jadad) to do the work. "Open Medicine" (editorial board member: Alejandro Jadad) publishes the work (which has been previously published by the CADTH and can be freely found on the Internet) without mentioning any of these relationships and conflicts of interests. I thought "Open Medicine" was created to make things more "open" and transparent? auto insurance quotes

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Asynchronous telehealth captures clinically important digital samples (e.g., still images, video).

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