Gifts are allowed if less than $50. This is more than AMSA's $10 limit. They follow the sunshine act. However, in 13b it states (section a in policy) that clinicians (students included) or researchers may not accept any form of personal gift from industry

Meals funded directly on or off campus are prohibited. No mention of food/meals for CME courses.

There is no specific mention of promotional speaking relationships/bureaus. Only general mentions of divorcing clinical care decisions from any perceived or actual benefits accrued. The closes thing is that clinicians may not receive compensation or parti

Promotional material is prohibited. Content is controlled by speaker and the AMC. Attendees are not compensated and no gifts are accepted. Funds are provided to the school/division and not individual - they are specific on this.

Faculty are allowed to go - but prohibited from receiving gifts/compensation. They need to be unbiased and all speakers need to disclose their relationships at said program.

Funds are accepted if it is received by the school and not an individual. Additionally, the school will select the recipient of the funds and not the industry donor.

Clinicians or researchers may not participate in or receive compensation for papers or speeches that were ghostwritten by individuals employed or retained by industry;

Clinician or researcher may accept only fair market compensation for specific, legitimate services provided by him or her to industry. Payment must commensurate with time and effort. The terms of the arrangements, services provided, and compensation must

section k. 'Reps not allowed in patient care areas. Exceptions are permitted when there is a clear educational or patient care benefit, for example demonstration of a patient procedure requiring technical support by industry personnel. However, access to

Reps definition include medical device reps. See Domain 9. They're allowed in patient care areas only for legitimate reasons not related to marketing. They have restrictions regarding their activities and access to patients as well.

Satisfies our criteria. Internal/external disclosure.

Curriculum is for residents and students. It is part of their panel discussions in 'medicine, behavior, and society' course along with their 'team care' course. However, in looking at the curriculum, they do not mention understanding effects of influence

It applies to all affiliate hospitals that trainees may rotate through.

There is an oversight committee and disciplinary action reference at the last page of the main policy-holding documents.