6-13? At least ten of my coworkers bring fidget spinners to work on a regular basis and most of them are late 20s-mid 30s. Wondering what that says about my coworkers...
6-13? At least ten of my coworkers bring fidget spinners to work on a regular basis and most of them are late 20s-mid 30s. Wondering what that says about my coworkers...
Two schools have just been information packets/folders... but a third gave me a drawstring bag with a folder, an information booklet, a pen, and a sticker. I like those drawstring bags.
Oh man - that is (almost) guaranteed - lol
That would be a hilarious mascot. I would go to a sports game for a school with a gerbil mascot just for the ridiculous factor.
Oh, I went with the flow. Didn't feel like I made any waves.
Statistics would disagree.
I want to know what school this is.
Definitely still a thing; they also fly physicians out to advisory board meetings as consults.
With regard to conference presentations and publishing, there are usually author disclosure forms whereby authors can disclose what they've received (e.g., travel expenses paid, payment for consulting services, etc.). Whether physicians are allowed to receive goods/services may vary from one practice setting to another. E.g., I worked in a large, public hospital that did not allow physicians to receive anything from pharma reps, but I now work in private practice that regularly receives meals on pharma's dime.
Not a resort, but I've been to an "investigator meeting" at a rooftop bar in Manhattan. Still, I know of some trials that have had their investigator meetings at a Disney Resort in the past three years.
That cookie was pretty good; also great timing on their part to hand out the evaluation surveys immediately after they gave us cookies. Definitely would have preferred a cookie at the UPenn interview day instead of the hat...already gave it to the Salvation Army
