
WEBINAR
Only
Conflicts of Interest in Healthcare: Opportunities for Self-Reflection and Action
Wednesday, March 10 - Thursday, March 11, 2021 EST
Online
Be it an individual or an institution, a for-profit enterprise or a non-profit organization, all participants in healthcare are susceptible to conflict of interest. This event will explore the current landscape and effectiveness of conflict-mitigating efforts, and propose meaningful opportunities for change. Following a crash course on bias, the discussions will dive into individual and institutional conflicts. Conversations will center on the questions of how—and whether—private and public partnerships should exist.
Colloquium Conflict Management
The New York Academy of Sciences is a neutral convener of scientific symposia. We adhere to Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) principles for all of our programming. Please note that Johnson & Johnson is a sponsor of this convening, and the New York Academy of Sciences and NYU Grossman School of Medicine exercise full control over the planning of the program's content, the selection of speakers, and all enduring materials.
Registration
Presenting Partners
Wednesday
March 10, 2021
Welcome Remarks
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Session I: Conflict of Interest in the Healthcare Ecosystem
Panel Discussion
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Networking Coffee Break
Session II: Defining Conflict of Interest and Bias
Panel Discussion
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Featured Speaker - Title to Be Announced
Speaker
Break
Session III: Conflict of Interest at the Individual Level
Panel Discussion
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Break
Session IV: Conflict of Interest in For-Profit Institutions
Panel Discussion
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Keynote Lecture - Title to Be Announced
Speaker
Closing Remarks - Colloquium Adjourns
Thursday
March 11, 2021
Welcome Back
Speaker
Session V: Conflict of Interest in Non-Profit Organizations
Panel Discussion
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Break
Session VI: Hot Topic – Getting to Truth in Nutrition Science
Panel Discussion
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Break
Session VII: Hot Topic - COVID-19: Science Under Pressure
Panel Discussion
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Break
Session VIII: Should Public–Private Partnerships Exist?
Discussion
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