No industry-funded gifts of any nature or value allowed.

Industry sponsored meals are prohibited. However, money may be donated as an unrestricted donation.

Policy effectively prevents faculty from being paid by industry to do promotional speaking, or to be on industry-funded speakers bureaus.

Industry support can be accepted with the only stipulation being that they must follow ACCME criteria

Faculty, staff, students, and trainees are strongly encouraged to avoid attending or speaking at meetings and conferences that are organized, underwritten, or presented by commercial interests.

Industry support to attend conferences or trainings is allowed, but there are one or more safeguards in place to ensure the funds are not used by the company to establish a marketing relationship with the trainee.

Ghostwriting and honorary authorship are strictly prohibited.

All consulting relationships must be approved by a review from a supervisor

Pharmaceutical representatives are allowed to meet with faculty but the meetings must take place only in non-patient care areas and the meetings must take place by appointment only.

This policy effectively prohibits medical device representatives from promoting products in patient care areas though they may be there for legitimate educational purposes unrelated to marketing.

Disclosure of financial relationships that constitute a COI is required both internally to the institution and externally to trainees/audiences during presentations.

There is a required COI curriculum though no materials were provided for analysis

The guidelines are intended to govern the behavior of all School of Medicine faculty, trainees and staff. Unpaid or part time faculty are bound by these guidelines when on University property or participating in School of Medicine activities or fulfillin

There is not clearly evidence that there is a party responsible for general oversight and that there are sanctions for noncompliance.