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Interests Declaration: Ensuring Objectivity in Global Health, Study notes of Data Structures and Algorithms

Global Health EthicsProfessional EthicsConflict of Interest in Research

The iarc/who's policy on disclosing potential conflicts of interest for experts serving in an advisory role. Experts are required to disclose any financial, professional, or other interests relevant to the subject of the work or meeting they will be participating in. Failure to fully disclose all relevant information may result in the expert not being appointed to iarc/who advisory bodies or functions in the future. The document also outlines the measures that may be taken to manage potential conflicts of interest, including public disclosure, partial exclusion, or total exclusion.

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  • What measures may be taken by IARC/WHO to manage potential conflicts of interest for experts?
  • What types of interests must experts disclose to IARC/WHO before participating in an advisory role?

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Download Interests Declaration: Ensuring Objectivity in Global Health and more Study notes Data Structures and Algorithms in PDF only on Docsity! DECLARATION OF INTERESTS FOR IARC/WHO EXPERTS IARC/WHO's work on global health issues requires the assistance of external experts who may have interests related to their expertise. To ensure the highest integrity and public confidence in its activities, IARC/WHO requires that experts serving in an advisory role disclose any circumstances that could give rise to a potential conflict of interest related to the subject of the activity in which they will be involved. All experts serving in an advisory role must disclose any circumstances that could represent a potential conflict of interest (i.e. any interest that may affect, or may reasonably be perceived to affect, the expert's objectivity and independence). You must disclose on this Declaration of Interest (DOI) form any financial, professional or other interest relevant to the subject of the work or meeting in which you have been asked to participate in or contribute towards and any interest that could be affected by the outcome of the meeting or work. You must also declare relevant interests of your immediate family members (see definition below) and, if you are aware of it, relevant interests of other parties with whom you have substantial common interests and which may be perceived as unduly influencing your judgement (e.g. employer, close professional associates, administrative unit or department). Please note that not fully completing and disclosing all relevant information on this form may, depending on the circumstances, lead IARC/WHO to decide not to appoint you to IARC/WHO advisory bodies or functions in the future. Please complete this form and submit it to IARC/WHO Secretariat if possible at least 4 weeks but no later than 2 weeks before the meeting or work. You must also promptly inform the Secretariat if there is any change in this information prior to, or during the course of, the meeting or work. All experts must complete this form before participation in an IARC/WHO activity can be confirmed. Answering "Yes" to a question on this form does not automatically disqualify you or limit your participation in an IARC/WHO activity. Your answers will be reviewed by the Secretariat to determine whether you have a conflict of interest relevant to the subject at hand. One of the outcomes listed in the next paragraph can occur depending on the circumstances (e.g. nature and magnitude of the interest, timeframe and duration of the interest). The Secretariat may conclude that no potential conflict exists or that the interest is irrelevant or insignificant. If, however, a declared interest is determined to be potentially or clearly significant, one or more of the following three measures for managing the conflict of interest may be applied. The Secretariat (i) allows full participation, with public disclosure of your interest; (ii) mandates partial exclusion (i.e. you will be excluded from that portion of the meeting or work related to the declared interest and from the corresponding decision making process); or (iii) mandates total exclusion (i.e. you will not be able to participate in any part of the meeting or work). All potentially significant interests will be disclosed to the other participants at the start of the activity and you will be asked if there have been any changes. A summary of all declarations and actions taken to manage any declared interests will be published in resulting reports and work products. Furthermore, if the objectivity of the work or meeting in which you are involved is subsequently questioned, the contents of your DOI form may be made available by the Secretariat to persons outside IARC/WHO if the Director/Director-General considers such disclosure to be in the best interest of the Agency/ Organization, after consulting with you. Completing this DOI form means that you agree to these conditions. If you are unable or unwilling to disclose the details of an interest that may pose a real or perceived conflict, you must disclose that a conflict of interest may exist and the Secretariat may decide that you be totally recused from the meeting or work concerned, after consulting with you. Name: Institution: Email: Date and title of meeting or work, including description of subject matter to be considered (if a number of substances or processes are to be evaluated, a list should be attached by the organizer of the activity): Please answer each of the questions below. If the answer to any of the questions is "yes", briefly describe the circumstances on the last page of the form. The term "you" refers to yourself and your immediate family members (i.e. spouse (or partner with whom you have a similar close personal relationship) and your children). "Commercial entity" includes any commercial business, an industry association, research institution or other enterprise whose funding is significantly derived from commercial sources with an interest related to the subject of the meeting or work. "Organization" includes a governmental, international or non-profit organization. "Meeting" includes a series or cycle of meetings. EMPLOYMENT AND CONSULTING Within the past 4 years, have you received remuneration from a commercial entity or other organization with an interest related to the subject of the meeting or work? 1a Employment Yes No 1b Consulting, including service as a technical or other advisor Yes No RESEARCH SUPPORT Within the past 4 years, have you or has your research unit received support from a commercial entity or other organization with an interest related to the subject of the meeting or work? 2a Research support, including grants, collaborations, sponsorships, and other funding Yes No 2b Non-monetary support valued at more than US $1000 overall (include equipment, facilities, research assistants, paid travel to meetings, etc.) Yes No 2c Support (including honoraria) for being on a speakers bureau, giving speeches or training for a commercial entity or other organization with an interest related to the subject of the meeting or work? Yes No INVESTMENT INTERESTS Do you have current investments in one or more commercial entity(ies) (valued at more than US$ 5,000 overall) with an interest related to the subject of the meeting or work? Please also include indirect investments such as a trust or holding company. You may exclude mutual funds, pension funds or similar investments that are broadly diversified and on which you exercise no control. 3a Stocks, bonds, stock options, other securities (e.g. short sales) Yes No 3b Commercial business interests (e.g. proprietorships, partnerships, joint ventures, board memberships, controlling interest in a company) Yes No INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Do you have any intellectual property rights that might be enhanced or diminished by the outcome of the meeting or work? 4a Patents, trademarks, or copyrights (including pending applications) Yes No 4b Proprietary know-how in a substance, technology or process Yes No PUBLIC STATEMENTS AND POSITIONS (during the past 4 years) 5a As part of a regulatory, legislative or judicial process, have you provided an expert opinion or testimony, related to the subject of the meeting or work, for a commercial entity or other organization? Yes No 5b Have you held an office or other position, paid or unpaid, where you represented interests or defended a position related to the subject of the meeting or work? Yes No ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 6a If not already disclosed above, have you worked for the competitor of a product that is the subject of the meeting or work, or will your participation in the meeting or work enable you to obtain access to a competitor's confidential proprietary information, or create for you a personal, professional, financial or business competitive advantage? Yes No 6b To your knowledge, would the outcome of the meeting or work benefit or adversely affect interests of others with whom you have substantial common personal, professional, financial or business interests (such as your adult children or siblings, close professional colleagues, administrative unit or department)? Yes No
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