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Hi all,
A question for those who publish research:
We were chosen as a site for a multi-center clinical drug trial. The pharmaceutical company paid for travel and accommodations to attend a meeting/workshop/training for all of the study personnel across all of the sites. Ultimately, a contract was not signed btwn our site and the pharm company, so we are no longer involved in the study. We never recruited any subjects, just went to the meeting, and the only "payment" we ever received was the travel and accommodations.
So is this necessary to report on the Conflict of Interest statement? If so, what is it considered...honoraria??
Thank you!
A question for those who publish research:
We were chosen as a site for a multi-center clinical drug trial. The pharmaceutical company paid for travel and accommodations to attend a meeting/workshop/training for all of the study personnel across all of the sites. Ultimately, a contract was not signed btwn our site and the pharm company, so we are no longer involved in the study. We never recruited any subjects, just went to the meeting, and the only "payment" we ever received was the travel and accommodations.
So is this necessary to report on the Conflict of Interest statement? If so, what is it considered...honoraria??
Thank you!