Essential Guidelines for Disclosure in CME Accredited Activities
This document outlines the critical requirements for disclosure in Continuing Medical Education (CME) accredited activities. All presenters must disclose relevant financial relationships at the beginning of their presentations, including the name of any individual with a conflict, the associated commercial interest, and the nature of the relationship. Notably, disclosures must not contain trade names or specific product messages. If there are no relevant financial relationships, this must also be communicated. Adhering to these guidelines ensures transparency in CME activities.
Essential Guidelines for Disclosure in CME Accredited Activities
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Disclosure Basics • Disclosure must always be done in all CME accredited activities (lectures, workshops, etc). One must disclose even if they have nothing to disclose (see last bullet) • The ideal time is at the start of each presentation or presentation session • Must include three components • Name of individual with conflict • Name of commercial interest • Nature of that relationship • Disclosure can never include trade names or product messages • If no relevant commercial interest is identified, this must also be disclosed
Enter your disclosures here (Commercial interest AND nature of relationship are required) or say No Relevant Financial Relationships with Commercial Interests Name of presenter goes here (required) Disclosures
Disclosures • Relevant Financial Disclosures • Examples (commercial interest AND nature are required) • Non-FDA Approved uses • examples Presenter name goes here (required)
Disclosures No Relevant Financial Relationships with Commercial Interests List the names of each and every faculty has nothing to disclose in this box: Dr. XXXX Dr. YYYY Dr. WWWW Dr. FFFFF Dr.2222 Dr. HHHH Dr. jjjj Ms. TTTT All faculty with relevant financial relationships will disclose at the time of their presentation
