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East Tennessee State University - James H. Quillen College of Medicine | |
| City: Johnson City | State: TN | |
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Commentary:East Tennessee State University - James H. Quillen College of Medicine has a strong gift ban. Its other policies tend to be more moderate, though comprehensive. One noteworthy absence is the lack of any requirement for individuals to disclose all financial relationships and potential conflicts of interest. Additionally, there are no established methods for oversight or sanctions for noncompliance.
This institution's evaluation was last updated: 12/05/2010 |
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| Gifts & Meals |  |
Gifts and on-site meals are prohibited. |
| Consulting relationships |  |
There are no significant limitations on consulting relationships at the individual level. |
| Industry-funded speaking relationships |  |
Lecture content must be determined by the speaker, without influence from industry. |
| Disclosure | |
Disclosure is required for conflicts of interest at the institutional level, but there is no specific disclosure requirement for individuals. |
| Pharmaceutical samples | |
All samples are distributed and managed from a central location. |
| Purchasing & Formularies | |
Disclosure, but not recusal, is required for all individuals making purchasing decisions. |
| Industry Sales Representatives | |
Industry sales representatives are allowed to meet with faculty by appointment only. |
| On-campus Education | |
Compliance with ACCME standards is cited as the primary mechanism by which on-site education is to be regulated. |
| Attendance at Industry-Sponsored Lectures & Meetings Off-Campus | |
Attendees cannot be paid to attend off-site events or be reimbursed for travel. This regulation does not include people providing legitimate services. |
| Industry Support for Scholarships & Funds for Trainees | |
The recipient of scholarship funds must be selected by the institution without influence of the industry. |
| Medical school curriculum | |
No policy or policy not provided |
| Do the policies specify an oversight mechanism? |  |
Oversight is not established. |
| Are there explicit sanctions for noncompliance? | |
Sanctions are not referenced |
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 | Model policy |
 | Good progress toward model policy |
 | No policy, or policy unlikely to have a substantial effect on behavior |
 | Did not report |
 | Policy not relevant to this institution (e.g., does not make purchasing decisions) |
