Appropriate and Effective Collaboration with Industry

1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Friday, January 24

This session will examine the scope of medical consulting and potential for conflict of interest (COI). We will examine how COI is managed in the sphere of Neuromodulation compared to other sectors of organized medicine. We will discuss the implications of COI for physicians as individuals and collectively.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants should be able to:

  • Describe the scope of medical consulting and physician engagement.
  • Discuss how a conflict of interest is handled in organized medicine both within and outside of Neuromodulation, including financial thresholds, research involvement, and speaking engagements.
  • Explain how individual physicians can best manage conflicts of interest and the implications of COI disclosure.
  • Indicate how industry-sponsored speakers and industry-sponsored research impacts physician decision making and clinical care.

The History of Industry Involvement in Medicine and The Future Trajectory

Peter Konrad, MD PhD

Consulting: The Ups and Downs

Jessica Jameson, MD

Industry and Research

Jonathan D. Carlson, MD

Managing Conflicts of Interest and The Impact on Clinical Decision Making

Padma Gulur, MD

Faculty and Presentations subject to change.

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Faculty:

Peter Konrad, MD PhD

Jessica Jameson, MD

Jonathan D. Carlson, MD

Padma Gulur, MD

Location:
Caesars Palace
Moderators:

Dawn A. Sparks, DO

Tim J. Lamer, MD

Faculty subject to change.