The policy prohibits personal gifts but allows institutional gifts, including textbooks, which 'support the education, clinical or research missions' of the university.

The policy allows meals, but only if provided at industry-funded accredited CME events or when provided on-site as part of an indirect grant from industry.

The policy allows participation in speakers' bureaus, but requires that information be prepared by the faculty member, and prohibits participation if the goal is to market the vendor's products.

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

The policy allows attendance at all types of industry events, but attendees cannot accept industry reimbursement for travel or other remuneration.

Industry support for students to attend educational events is allowed, but the selection of recipients is to be done by the school, not the industry sponsor.

The policy expressly forbids ghostwriting.

The policy allows participation in consulting for marketing purposes, but requires contracts with clear deliverables at fair market value.

'Industry sales representatives are not permitted in University Facilities without approval from the respective College Deans or designees. If approved, vendor sales representatives are escorted to the proper venue by a member of the University staff.'

No policy found

The policy requires both internal and external disclosure of COI.

The COI curriculum is comprehensive and reflects and covers most of the curricular content and objectives in the AMSA standards for a model curriculum

The policy applies to all personnel at all sites owned by the university, and 'strongly recommends' adherence for faculty working at other sites.

The policy identifies a party responsible for enforcement, and the existence of sanctions for noncompliance.