Industry representatives prohibited to give gifts. Also, the medical school is not allowed to accept gifts if offered.

Only food accepted is from connections with ACCME and must follow their guidelines.

Presentations are permitted as long as they follow guidelines. There presentation or handouts cannot be an endorsement.

Allows for support as long as ACCME guidelines are followed without additional regulations.

Attendance is allowed but attendees cannot accept any form of compensation.

Policy allows for support in unrestricted funding but the recipient must be chosen by the school.

Strictly prohibited

Must involve legitimate professional activities and reimbursement if needed. Paid consulting with industry is permitted. Participation in marketing activities is discourage.

Pharmaceutical reps are permitted only by invitation and if the interaction is part of the student's 'professional education.' Policy appears to prohibit interactions for marketing purposes.

Only permitted for new training purposes, research, field testing, and other items that's approved by chair.

Internal disclosure to the university is required in multiple policy documents. However, the policy does not make mention specifically of disclosure to trainees/audiences.

Adequate COI curriculum is required for medical students during 2nd year.

Policy applies to all even in private clinician's offices

Oversight exists from a 'conflict of interest official' and 'appropriate sanctions' are possible for noncompliance