Gifts prohibited.

Meals prohibited on-campus and off-campus. Policy later states that meals are allowed at industry-sponsored events off-campus if the meal is 'modest' and the value of which is comparable to the Standard Meal Allowance as specified by the United States Int

Speaking relationships are allowed. Requirements are in place to regulate the relationship but there is no explicit mention that the relationship must be for educational purposes solely.

ACCME standards must be followed with an additional safeguard in place. There is a Continuing Education office that must oversee and execute all agreements for events involving industry support.

Attendance is allowed but no compensation can be accepted.

Support is accepted but can only be accepted centrally in a fund that the Dean oversees. Industry may not earmark contributions.

Prohibited.

Consulting is allowed without specific requirements for scientific purposes. Relationship requires prior approval and contracts with clear deliverables.

Policy requires registration and by invite only. However, the policy seems to imply that these meetings are allowed in patient areas as the policy states 'Representatives without an appointment [...] are not allowed to conduct business in patient care are

Medical device representatives do not appear to be differentiated from pharmaceutical representatives and their access to patient areas appears limited only by needing an appointment and needing to be registered.

Policy requires for internal disclosure but makes no mention to disclosure requirements to trainees/audiences.

No policy located.

Policy applies to all US based faculty, staff, and students at all facilities owned/controlled by the program. It is not stated that these policies follow trainees and faculty to outside clinics.

COI office will oversee and actions can be taken against those who do not follow the policy.