Nationwide Children's Hospital's Continuing Medical Education (CME) Program sponsors activities that are balanced, independent, and based on the best scientific evidence available. All individuals in a position to control content of CME are required to disclose any relevant financial relationships with commercial interests. Failure to disclose disqualifies the individual from developing, speaking, managing, or otherwise controlling the content of a CME activity. Disclosure must be made known to participants in advance of the activity.
Having a relevant financial relationship does not necessary prevent an individual from being involved in the CME activity. However, the CME Office must implement a mechanism to resolve the conflict.
This information is used only for CME purposes and is stored in the CME Office. It is valid for 12 months, but any changes to the information listed below should be communicated to the CME Office. By clicking "DONE" at the end of this form, you are verifying this information is accurate and complete and can be used in fulfilling the accreditation requirements for CME. |