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Publications and Presentations. Your relationship with   (hereafter\"the entity\") may not restrict publication or presentation, although publication may be delayed for the purpose of pre-publication review for a period consistent with UW– Madison policies.  \nYou, your students, fellows, trainees, and other research workers whom you supervise in the course of your research must disclose the relationship with the entity in publications and academic presentations, if a) the entity supports research reported in the publication; or b) the publication or presentation is related to the entity's commercial interests or intellectual property. For researchers in the biomedical sciences, disclosure in publications should conform to recent uniform disclosure guidelines published by a group of editors of major medical journals (Davidoff et al. JAMA 286: 1232-1234, 2001) . (See Appendix A: Disclosing in publications.)  \nII. Interactions with Students and Staff. UW–Madison has a duty to ensure that the entrepreneurial activities of its faculty and staff do not have a negative impact on students or research staff, especially on the academic progress of students. To fulfill this obligation, the COI Committee requires that individuals with potential conflicts of interest inform others who may be impacted by the potential conflicts.  \nYou should provide information on potential conflicts of interest to all students, fellows, trainees, and other research workers whom you supervise in the course of your research (hereafter students and staff) . The information should include explanations of: a) your relationship with the entity, and b) the right of students and staff to bring concerns about the effect of your relationship with the entity on their work, studies, or progress towards degree to your dean, director, his or her designee, or the COI Committee. You must complete the following:  \n• Provide a written summary of the information for each student or staff member  \n• Provide to the COI Program documentation that this process has occurred within 90 days of receipt of this management plan  \n• Provide any individuals who subsequently join the group comparable information in a timely manner  \n• Provide updated documentation to the COI Committee within 90 days of receipt of communication of continuing management plan requirements every year this plan is active.  \nSee \"Appendix B: Informing students and staff of potential conflicts of interest\" for additional guidance.  \nYou must also notify all your co-investigators on federal grants of potential conflicts of interest.  \nYour relationship with the entity may not place restrictions on the ability of your students and staff to receive, analyze, or interpret data. In addition, students may not participate in research sponsored by the entity without permission from your dean’s office.  \nThe COI Committee recommends that all involvement of students and staff with the entity be conducted under formal University agreements, such as sponsored research agreements or appointments approved by your dean or director's office.  \nYou must direct any of your students and staff with financial interests in the entity to make an annual report of outside activities using the online process  \n([https://research.wisc.edu/compliance-policy/outside-activities-reporting/](https://research.wisc.edu/compliance-policy/outside-activities-reporting/)), if they have not already done so and regardless of whether they would normally be required to make such a report. Any of your students and staff who independently have a significant financial interest in the entity will be reviewed by the COI Committee and may be issued their own management plans.  \nYou must notify your Dean or Director’s office if you wish for the university to hire an individual who you know has a financial interest in the entity into a position","cbCaiktT9dlQjs4W","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiktT9dlQjs4W","pdf",198543,8,"English","# Financial Conflict of Interest Management Plan Example\n## Publications and Presentations\n## Interactions with Students and Staff\n## Contracts between University and Entity\n### Research Support from Entity\n### Subagreements with Entity\n### Contract Negotiation, Approval, and Signature\n### Invoicing, Billing, and Issue Resolution\n## Purchasing","[{\"question\":\"What disclosures are required in publications and academic presentations?\",\"answer\":\"Investigators must disclose the relationship with the entity when the entity supports the reported research or when the publication or presentation relates to the entity’s commercial interests or intellectual property. 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