Gifts are prohibited, including textbooks

The policy prohibits all meals of any value on and offsite, with small exception for holiday gifts to departments.

The policy prohibits promotional speaking. Any speaking relationships must be educational in nature and industry cannot control content.

The policy states that Industry funds to support education may be earmarked for particular broad areas of interest, but must be given centrally and blinded to recipient departments and individuals.

'Employees that attend professional conferences on their own time and at their own expense are strongly discouraged from attending any Industry Sponsored programs that are not provided through conference sponsorship.'

The policy allows funding through a central, pooled fund and blinded to the recipient.

The policy prohibits ghostwriting,

The policy prohibits consulting with industry for marketing purposes and also includes restrictions on scientific consultation, including: Prior review of the activity; clear, legitimate deliverables spelled out in the contract; fee is at fair market valu

The policy allows pharmaceutical representatives only in non-clinical areas, by invitation and appointment.

The policy allows device representatives only for technical training and assistance for devices.

The policy requires internal disclosure and disclosure of COI to trainees.

COI training is covered during orientation for students and is a component of new faculty orientation. It is unclear if the content covers both of the AMSA standards.

Policies follow covered persons regardless of location. However, the policies do not apply to any private clinicians that trainees may be training with.

The policy identifies a responsible party and sanctions for noncompliance.