Current Perspectives Regarding Institutional Conflict of Interest: Commentary on “Institutional Conflicts of Interest in Academic Research”

Science and Engineering Ethics 25 (6):1671-1677 (2019)
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Abstract

Policies and processes dealing with institutional conflict of interest lag well behind those dealing with individual COI. To remediate this, academic institutions must develop strategies for addressing some of the unique challenges in iCOI, including: clarifying the definition of iCOI that addresses the range of individuals potentially involved; implementing a well-designed electronic database for reporting and managing iCOI across multiple leadership constituencies; and providing ongoing education to appropriate institutional officials that communicates the importance of managing iCOI.

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