The policy prohibits all personal gifts from industry. Policy allows for permitted institutional gifts and items intended for patient education.

The policy prohibits accepting any type of food or beverage from industry except as part of CME activities or at meetings/conferences held by academic societies and non-profits.

The policy prohibits participation in or hosting of speaker's bureau activities. All other types of industry-funded speaking are evaluated and must be pre-approved on a case-by-case basis.

The policy follows the recommendations of the ACCME without further restriction

The policy does not prohibit attendance at industry-sponsored promotional events, but personnel are not allowed to receive travel reimbursement or other remuneration for attending an event.

The policy prohibits industry scholarships and fellowships except when the funds are provided to the university as an grant, reviewed by the CIC, and disbursed by the university with no quid pro quo

The policy expressly forbids ghostwriting.

The policy allows consulting and requires disclosure of any potential COI prior to beginning any external employment.

The policy restricts access by industry to public areas. Access to non-public areas is permitted for educational purposes only, and only by appointment.

The policy restricts access by industry to public areas. Access to non-public areas is permitted for educational purposes only, and only by appointment and, when appropriate, with the prior consent of the patient.

The policy requires both internal disclosure and external disclosure to students, audiences, and patients.

A comprehensive COI curriculum is required, covering the majority of AMSA's model curriculum.

Policy applies to all faculty, staff, and trainees in all positions, but does not explicitly state that it applies in all settings outside the university system.

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