Gifts from industry should not be accepted anywhere on the campus or at any clinical facility operated by the [REDACTED] Health

Same as Domain 1, they define gifts earlier in the document. 'Gifts are defined as items of any value received by a member of the faculty, staff, or student body for which the recipient has not provided adequate consideration in return. Examples of gifts

Participation in Speaker's bureaus are prohibited.

For all events that receive industry support and sponsored by SOM, Must be compliant with ACCME standards WHETHER OR NOT CME CREDIT IS AWARDED. Industry grants must be administered by departments or divisions and not individual faculty. Allowing industry

Faculty and medical staff should carefully evaluate their attendance at such events. However, this language is not strong enough to reach a 3. Attendees are prohibited from accepting reimbursement as this is covered under the gifts policy.

In lieu of providing free food or payment for educational travel, Health Care Vendors may donate funds to a University unit (e.g., department or division) to support meetings. Such funds will be managed in accordance with national continuing education acc

Prohibited.

Employees may not use their name in any manner that suggest/implies university endorsement of any activity/program. But no other separate section on consulting and advising

Sales and marketing representatives are permitted in non-clinical areas by appointment only.'

Sales and marketing representatives are not permitted in any clinical areas except to provide in-service training on devices and other equipment already purchased, or to provide demonstrations that may be of benefit to patients and where no purchase is re

Must be disclosed internally and externally when presenting and at beginning of any educational activity.

Curriculum mandatory, but unable to determine adequacy based on documents given. All receive training. Students receive training in system-based healthcare in their 3rd year and as part of 1st and 3rd year. orientations.

Explicitly stated.

No separate section on enforcement.