The policy prohibits all industry-funded gifts of any nature or value

The policy allows funding for meals only in connection with ACCME accredited programming, and only into an unrestricted central fund

The policy requires that the faculty member create all slides, retains full control over the content, and that the 'individual does not act as an Industry Company representative'

The policy allows industry funding of CME with unusually strong oversight and monitoring of faculty at particularly high risk for commercial bias. In addition, all requests for industry support and receipt of funds for CME activities are coordinated and o

The policy allows attendance but does not allow payment or remuneration of expenses

The policy allows for industry support if centralized and without industry input into recipient selection

Ghostwriting is prohibited.

The policy allows consulting relationships, but requires prior review of the activity, clear, legitimate deliverables spelled out in the contract, and the that fee is at fair market value

The policy allows pharmaceutical representatives to meet with faculty as long as the following two criteria are met: (a) meetings must take place in non-patient care areas, AND (b) meetings must take place by appointment.

The policy states that medical device representatives are permitted in patient care areas to provide in-service training or assistance on devices, but only with appointments or invitations.

The policy requires internal disclosure of industry relationships.

A comprehensive COI curriculum is required.

The policy is intended to apply to all faculty and trainees both on- an off-campus sites.

The policy states both that there is a party responsible for oversight and sanctions for noncompliance.