No gifts to be accepted. However, textbooks are allowed if they are de-identified.

Meals are usually prohibited. However, industry sponsored meals are allowed at off-campus sponsored meetings if they are 'modest' as defined by the Standard Meal Allowance of the IRS. This amount is greater than $10

Policy in place adequately would limit participation by requiring relationships to be educational and requires speakers to have control over presentation content.

Allows for industry support but requires CME office oversight. ACCME standards also must be followed.

Attendance is not prohibited. Attendees may not receive gifts or other compensation including travel costs.

Support is allowed but there are safeguards in place including: funding required to go to the SOM and the SOM is responsible for selecting the recipients.

Prohibited.

Consulting permitted with no restrictions on promotional versus scientific relationships. Policy does require contracts with specific deliverables and prior approval is required. Policy allows for the SOM to require changes in the contract before approvin

Meetings are allowed in non-patient areas and by invitation only. Policy does not require interactions to be only for educational exchange.

Allowed in patient care areas only for in-service training.

Internal disclosure required. However, there is no mention of disclosure to audiences/trainees.

No policy located

There are different statements within the policy. Policy applies to all members but only while in SOM owned/controlled facilities. The Policy does not apply to volunteer faculty who are not employed by the SOM. However, medical students training in their

Dean's office is responsible for oversight and actions can be taken for violations of this policy.