Faculty may not accept personal gifts of any nature from industry vendors or representatives, regardless of value.' Policy further explains that all gifts are prohibited for medical students as well.

Meals are considered gifts by the policy and are prohibited.

Reporting of relationships are required. However, the policy does not state that there are any limits to the relationship.

No policy located.

Policy states students are not required to attend 'industry-funded or directed courses or other educational activities unless these are in compliance with Standard 5 of the ACCME Standards for Commercial Support, whether or not CME is being offered.' Ther

Industry support is accepted as long as the school receives the funds and is responsible for selecting the recipient.

Policy states that ghostwriting is dishonest and the Dean can investigate, but the policy does not explicitly prohibit ghostwriting.

Policy requires reporting of the relationships but does not place any restrictions on the relationship.

Access is permitted without limiting these interactions to non-patient areas and by appointment only. The policy does call for logs to be kept and visits to be kept to a minimum, but these alone do not appear to substantially limit access.

Policy does not appear to substantially limit access.

Disclosure is clearly required internally. Page 7 of the policy states those 'with supervisory responsibilities for students, residents or other trainees must disclose any potential conflict of interest regarding their teaching responsibilities that might

Curriculum required for students but it is unknown if it addresses both required objectives.

Policy applies to everyone including both paid and unpaid faculty but there is no mention if the policy applies while at outside clinics.

There is an oversight Conflict of Interest Committee, but it is unclear if there are penalties for violations. Policy states that the committee can make recommendations to the Dean for violations, but none of these address penalties for noncompliance.