Providers may not accept from industry anything of value?'

Multiple parts of the policy prohibit gifts, including the cost of meals.

Providers may not participate as speakers in outside activities that are promotional and funded by industry.

CME Providers allowed funding from industry in accordance with ACCME standards but multiple measures exist to strengthen the firewall between promotional intent and education.

May attend industry sponsored events at their own discretion, but no remuneration or gifts shall be received.

Scholarships and other educational funding from industry is permitted but must be centrally donated to administration. The industry donor may not have any involvement in the selection of the recipient.

Ghostwriting is prohibited.

Providers may participate in non-promotional activities with industry. Details of the engagement must be submitted to a review committee to ensure there are clear deliverables and at fair market value.

Policy allows pharmaceutical representatives to meet with faculty in non-patient areas and must be done by invitation and appointment.

Medical device representatives are allowed in patient areas for reasons not related to marketing.

Disclosure required to institution and audiences. This policy also requires disclosure via signs in patient areas that providers have financial relationships with industry.

Program has indicated they have COI curriculum and submitted policy documents indicates the curriculum is designed to highlight the effects of financial relationships with industry.

Policies do not apply to trainees when rotating through private clinician offices.

An oversight committee exists and there are consequences for non-compliance.