Company | Reason for receipt of fees | Total amount received |
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Cochrane Gynaecological, Neuro-oncology and Orphan Cancer Review Group via NHIR infrastructure grant | Payment for time for work as co-ordinating editor of Cochrane review group as part of NHS job plan | £5000 - £10000 |
I have attended a training workshop on laparoscopic surgery delivered and funded by Ethicon within the past 5 years.
I have chaired a session on gynaecological surgery at an educational meeting sponsored by Roche in 2018 but received no payment from them for time or expenses. This was offered to me, but I declined and requested that this be donated to charity instead. The company were not able to donate my fees to charity and I received no payment. I do not prescribe any chemotherapy products made by Roche and have no financial or professional conflict of interest with regard to this meeting.
I declined the previously declared reimbursement from Roche for a train fare to attend a meeting on 4/10/18, so no longer have a financial conflict of interest in this regard. I will chair a discussion on bowel surgery in ovarian cancer treatment at a meeting on 4/20/18, sponsored by Roche ,but take no financial honorarium or expenses for this from Roche and have no intellectual conflict of interest.
Company | Reason for receipt of fees | Total amount received |
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Roche | Reimbursement of train fare to chair session on surgery at academic meeting | under £100 |
Several years ago, I went on a live surgery course to learn laparoscopic surgical techniques that was funded by Ethicon. This was the only way to access this valuable training.
Part of my salary is reimbursed to the hospital from an NIHR grant which finds 3 hours per week for my Cochrane work.
I do not prescribe, nor recommend any chemotherapy drugs, nor do I do any private work.