Conflict of Interest Disclosure in Early Education of Medical Students

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Summary:

Conflict-of-interest disclosure policies should extend to preclinical medical education, not just CME lectures, because early exposure to disclosure norms helps shape students’ critical evaluation skills and professional development. The authors contend that the “hidden curriculum” of institutional practices around industry relationships influences students long before they begin prescribing.

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