Question

Which financial conflict of interest information must be made available by institutions on a public website or within five business days upon request?

Answer 1

Financial conflict of interest information that institutions must disclose includes financial interests of officers, contracts with key individuals, reimbursed expenses, payments made, and other financial interests that could impact impartiality.

Step-by-step explanation:

Financial conflict of interest information that must be made available by institutions on a public website or within five business days upon request includes:

1. Information regarding any financial interests held by the institution's officers, directors, trustees, and key employees.
2. Information about any contracts or agreements between the institution and its officers, directors, trustees, key employees, or their immediate family members.
3. Information about any reimbursed expenses for those mentioned above.
4. Information about any gifts, honoraria, or other payments made to those mentioned above.
5. Information about any other financial interests that could reasonably be expected to affect the institution's impartiality or that a reasonable person would want to know about in order to assess the objectivity of the information provided by the institution.

Answer 2

The financial conflicts of interest which is available is of key or senior personnel on projects of the PHS-funded.

Step-by-step explanation:

Financial conflicts of interest are present when the Significant Financial Interest affect directly or could affect, the professional judgement of the researcher when reporting, designing or conducting research.

Therefore, the information that could be provided or available by the institutions on the public websites or within the 5 days upon requesting is the senior or the key personnel PHS funded (which grants and the cooperative agreements funded by the PHS awarding) projects.