Investigators may not have any significant interest or engage in any outside activity which results in unmanaged or unmitigated conflicts of ... or publication of research results. Conduct the initial ...

Though the Commonwealth of Virginia conducts an annual statement of economic interest through the Office of Administration, the management of research conflict of interest requires an additional layer ...

The FDA's policy requires sponsors of research to submit detailed ... In many cases, potential conflicts of interest were overlooked — for example, the use of sophisticated estate-planning ...

The University encourages and supports interactions of its faculty, staff and students with federal, state, and local governments, and with business and industry as important opportunities for ...

To maintain public and professional trust and confidence, the university must deal with a real, potential, or perceived conflict of interest ... examples of possible COI situations: Do you serve on ...

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There is substantial concern that financial conflicts of interest on ... between the acquisition of the financial interest and the research. Cited examples of completely independent acquisition ...

He’s sought the board’s blessing on seven since 2016, which is required by law and university policy to approve ... who studies research conflicts of interest. Financially interested parties ...

For example, The Lancet has ... former associate vice president for research integrity at the University of Utah who oversaw the school's conflict of interest office, suggested that researchers ...

Beyond the podcast, critics note the potential for conflict of interest ... In its statement, Mayo noted that the agreement with the dairy checkoff was primarily about “research involving ...

In a 2022 Pew Research ... adjudicate conflicts of interest, deciding when officials should recuse themselves from particular decisions in which they are conflicted. In 2002, for example, New ...