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Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework

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Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework

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Organizing Framework

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	<td width="60%">~~Section 2.0 -~~ Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework</td>		<td width="60%">Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework</td>
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	<td valign="top" width="60%">Responsible Reviewing Agency:<br /><div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Undergraduate ~~Curriculum~~ Committee;<br />Professional Graduate ~~Nursing~~ Affairs ~~Council;~~<br />PhD Affairs ~~Council;~~<br />General Faculty Organization</div><br />Final Approving Agency<div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Executive Council</div></td>		<td valign="top" width="60%">Responsible Reviewing Agency:<br /><div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Undergraduate Affairs Committee<br />Professional Graduate Affairs Committee<br />PhD Affairs Committee<br />General Faculty Organization</div><br />Final Approving Agency<div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Executive Council</div></td>
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	<td>Revised: April 1992<br />Revised: April 1998<br />Revised: April 2008<br />Revised: November 2009<br />Reviewed: [[Special:PermanentLink/10281\|October 2012]]<br />		<td>Revised: April 1992<br />Revised: April 1998<br />Revised: April 2008<br />Revised: November 2009<br />Reviewed: [[Special:PermanentLink/10281\|October 2012]]<br />
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	~~<p style~~=~~"margin-bottom:15px;">'''~~Organizing Framework~~'''</p>~~		==Organizing Framework==
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The organizing framework illustrates the relationships between human beings and their health, the environment and professional nursing. The framework represents the UNMC College of Nursing's view of nursing and the ways baccalaureate and graduate nursing faculty and students work together to enable students to enter into and advance the profession of nursing.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The organizing framework illustrates the relationships between human beings and their health, the environment and professional nursing. The framework represents the UNMC College of Nursing's view of nursing and the ways baccalaureate and graduate nursing faculty and students work together to enable students to enter into and advance the profession of nursing.</p>
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">A liberal education is the foundation of undergraduate study in nursing. It includes course work in the arts, sciences, and humanities, all of which support appropriate and ethical clinical decision-making, understanding of the reasoning behind policies and standards, and accepting responsibility for continued development of self and the discipline of nursing. A foundation in liberal education provides a broad understanding and appreciation of the multiple dimensions and diversity of human beings.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">A liberal education is the foundation of undergraduate study in nursing. It includes course work in the arts, sciences, and humanities, all of which support appropriate and ethical clinical decision-making, understanding of the reasoning behind policies and standards, and accepting responsibility for continued development of self and the discipline of nursing. A foundation in liberal education provides a broad understanding and appreciation of the multiple dimensions and diversity of human beings.</p>

Mission & Vision

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	==Vision==		==Vision==
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The vision of the College of Nursing is to reimagine Nebraska healthcare through extraordinary education, research, and clinical care, empowering nurses to create a future where every community thrives-from the heartland to the world.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The vision of the College of Nursing is to reimagine Nebraska healthcare through extraordinary education, research, and clinical care, empowering nurses to create a future where every community thrives from the heartland to the world.</p>

	==ITEACH==		==ITEACH==

Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework

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Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework

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Philosophy Statement

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Mission, Vision and Philosophy Framework Statements

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	<td width="60%"><big>'''Mission, Vision ~~& Philosophy Framework Statements~~'''</big></td>		<td width="60%"><big>'''Mission & Vision'''</big></td>
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	<td valign="top" width="60%">Responsible Reviewing Agency:<br /><div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">~~Faculty Coordinating~~ Council~~<br />~~		<td valign="top" width="60%">Responsible Reviewing Agency:<br /><div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Executive Council</div><br />Approving Agency:<br /><div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Executive Council</div></td>
	~~Strategic Planning Committee~~</div><br />~~Final~~ Approving Agency:<br /><div style="margin-left:3em; line-height:1.2;">Executive Council</div></td>
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	===Mission===		==Mission==
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The mission of the College of Nursing is to transform lives through premier nursing education, innovative research, the highest quality health care, and pursuing health equity for all.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The mission of the College of Nursing is to transform lives through premier nursing education, innovative research, the highest quality health care, and pursuing health equity for all.</p>

	===Vision===		==Vision==
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The vision of the College of Nursing is to ~~collaborate with our academic-practice partners in using the ITEACH values to be a vital contributor to a world-renowned health sciences center and to advance innovative nursing~~ education ~~incorporating evidence-based experiential~~ and ~~active learning approaches; lead health~~ care ~~and health systems solutions based on cutting edge nursing research and~~ a ~~commitment~~ to ~~addressing social determinants of health and education; promote health, reduce~~ the ~~burden of illness, and actively work toward health equity in Nebraska and beyond; and, embrace inclusivity and belonging as essential to excellence~~.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The vision of the College of Nursing is to reimagine Nebraska healthcare through extraordinary education, research, and clinical care, empowering nurses to create a future where every community thrives-from the heartland to the world.</p>

	===Leadership Philosophy===		==ITEACH==
			<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The College of Nursing advances its mission and vision through the UNMC ITEACH values, embracing Innovation, Teamwork, Excellence, Accountability, Courage, and Healing as the foundation for decision-making, collaboration, learning, discovery, and service.</p>

			<!-- ===Leadership Philosophy===
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The leadership philosophy of the College embraces resiliency, shaping positive change, pro-active thinking, dynamic partnerships built on respect and reciprocity, and risk-taking toward creative possibilities. We believe that all faculty, staff, students, and community partners have the potential for leadership and that leadership development is critical to achieving our mission and vision. Leadership includes effective team dynamics and leadership roles may vary depending on the needs of the situation and the strengths and skills of the participants. Nurses are key members of interprofessional health care teams and community-based teams that		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The leadership philosophy of the College embraces resiliency, shaping positive change, pro-active thinking, dynamic partnerships built on respect and reciprocity, and risk-taking toward creative possibilities. We believe that all faculty, staff, students, and community partners have the potential for leadership and that leadership development is critical to achieving our mission and vision. Leadership includes effective team dynamics and leadership roles may vary depending on the needs of the situation and the strengths and skills of the participants. Nurses are key members of interprofessional health care teams and community-based teams that
	include members of the public.</p>		include members of the public.</p> -->

	===Communication Philosophy===		<!-- ===Communication Philosophy===
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The mission and vision of the College of Nursing are accomplished through open, honest, and respectful dialogue within our community of interest. Diverse opinions are sought and valued, and decisions are made after full discussion. We hold ourselves and each other accountable for positive communication behaviors.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">The mission and vision of the College of Nursing are accomplished through open, honest, and respectful dialogue within our community of interest. Diverse opinions are sought and valued, and decisions are made after full discussion. We hold ourselves and each other accountable for positive communication behaviors.</p> -->

	===Education Philosophy===		<!-- ===Education Philosophy===
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">Our educational philosophy focuses on implementing evidence-based resources to guide the experiential development of student-centered learning and exploration at all levels. We support students as they question, innovate, and test new ideas. We strive for dynamic, interprofessional learning experiences which are inclusive of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and world views.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">Our educational philosophy focuses on implementing evidence-based resources to guide the experiential development of student-centered learning and exploration at all levels. We support students as they question, innovate, and test new ideas. We strive for dynamic, interprofessional learning experiences which are inclusive of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and world views.</p> -->

	===Research Philosophy===		<!-- ===Research Philosophy===
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">We believe that nursing research improves health, reduces suffering, and ensures health equity by creating new knowledge and products. Nurse scientists collaborate with other scientists and members of the public to develop new knowledge that is holistic and reflects the cultural perspectives and biopsychosocial factors that relate to health within different populations. Dissemination and implementation of nursing research is vital for advancing society in a safe, just, and equitable manner and improving the quality of life for all. The research conducted by faculty scientists is integrally connected with nursing education and practice, as both should be based on the best scientific knowledge available.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">We believe that nursing research improves health, reduces suffering, and ensures health equity by creating new knowledge and products. Nurse scientists collaborate with other scientists and members of the public to develop new knowledge that is holistic and reflects the cultural perspectives and biopsychosocial factors that relate to health within different populations. Dissemination and implementation of nursing research is vital for advancing society in a safe, just, and equitable manner and improving the quality of life for all. The research conducted by faculty scientists is integrally connected with nursing education and practice, as both should be based on the best scientific knowledge available.</p> -->

	===Practice and Service Philosophy===		<!-- ===Practice and Service Philosophy===
	<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">We believe nursing practice and service to the profession are critical for informing and shaping how we advance research and teaching. We are committed to creating collaborative, innovative health solutions together with diverse individuals, communities, health care systems and the nursing profession through practice, professional development, and service. We apply scientific evidence and our collective experience to evaluate outcomes demonstrating the effectiveness of nursing practice, professional development and service to the profession.</p>		<p style="margin-bottom:15px;max-width:70em !important;">We believe nursing practice and service to the profession are critical for informing and shaping how we advance research and teaching. We are committed to creating collaborative, innovative health solutions together with diverse individuals, communities, health care systems and the nursing profession through practice, professional development, and service. We apply scientific evidence and our collective experience to evaluate outcomes demonstrating the effectiveness of nursing practice, professional development and service to the profession.</p> -->

Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Framework

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	~~<p style="margin-left:4em;">2.4      [[Media:Strategic_Planning_for_CON_2014_8-1-13.pdf\|College of Nursing Strategic Plan]]</p>~~
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College of Nursing Student Policy Index

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College of Medicine:Non-Faculty Instructor Orientation to Medical Student Teaching

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	* The Graduate Medical Education Office monitors incoming resident/fellow participation in orientation activities with a report given to the Office of Medical Education (OME) annually.		* The Graduate Medical Education Office monitors incoming resident/fellow participation in orientation activities with a report given to the Office of Medical Education (OME) annually.
	* The UNMC Compliance Office and OME monitors completion of annual educational modules administered through Canvas with individual departments ensuring their faculty members are compliant. The OME pulls a completion report ~~on completion rates to the Office of Medical Education~~ annually.		* The UNMC Compliance Office and OME monitors completion of annual educational modules administered through Canvas with individual departments ensuring their faculty members are compliant. The OME pulls a completion report annually.
	* Clerkship directors, in cooperation with their chairs, are responsible for ensuring that the programs and reviews are scheduled and non-faculty instructors participate as outlined above. Clerkship coordinators submit dates/agendas/and attendance logs for relevant activities to the OME every other spring		* Clerkship directors, in cooperation with their chairs, are responsible for ensuring that the programs and reviews are scheduled and non-faculty instructors participate as outlined above. Clerkship coordinators submit dates/agendas/and attendance logs for relevant activities to the OME every other spring
	* The OME is responsible for disseminating program, course, and event objectives to teaching assistants. Block or coil directors are to provide training in use of assessment instruments.		* The OME is responsible for disseminating program, course, and event objectives to teaching assistants. Block or coil directors are to provide training in use of assessment instruments.

Policies and Procedures

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College of Medicine:Non-Faculty Instructor Orientation to Medical Student Teaching

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Minor wording updates and approved dates

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	* The Graduate Medical Education Office monitors incoming resident/fellow participation in orientation activities with a report given to the Office of Medical Education (OME) annually.		* The Graduate Medical Education Office monitors incoming resident/fellow participation in orientation activities with a report given to the Office of Medical Education (OME) annually.
	* The UNMC Compliance Office monitors completion of annual educational modules administered through Canvas with individual departments ensuring their faculty members are compliant. The ~~Compliance Office reports~~ on completion rates to the Office of Medical Education annually.		* The UNMC Compliance Office and OME monitors completion of annual educational modules administered through Canvas with individual departments ensuring their faculty members are compliant. The OME pulls a completion report on completion rates to the Office of Medical Education annually.
	* Clerkship directors, in cooperation with their chairs, are responsible for ensuring that the programs and reviews are scheduled and non-faculty instructors participate as outlined above. Clerkship coordinators submit dates/agendas/and attendance logs for relevant activities to the OME ~~each~~ spring		* Clerkship directors, in cooperation with their chairs, are responsible for ensuring that the programs and reviews are scheduled and non-faculty instructors participate as outlined above. Clerkship coordinators submit dates/agendas/and attendance logs for relevant activities to the OME every other spring
	* The OME is responsible for disseminating program, course, and event objectives to teaching assistants. Block or coil directors are to provide training in use of assessment instruments.		* The OME is responsible for disseminating program, course, and event objectives to teaching assistants. Block or coil directors are to provide training in use of assessment instruments.

	'''Reviewed and approved by Curriculum Committee''': 11/26/~~2024~~		'''Approved by the Curriculum Committee: 03/21/2021'''

			'''Reviewed and approved by Curriculum Committee: 11/26/2024'''

			'''Approved by the Curriculum Committee:: 09/22/2026'''

Disclosing Foreign Support and International Activities

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	Policy No.: '''8014'''<br />		Policy No.: '''8014'''<br />
	Effective Date: '''06/26/15'''<br />		Effective Date: '''06/26/15'''<br />
	Revised Date: '''07/09/24'''<br />		Revised Date: '''09/17/26'''<br />
	Reviewed Date: '''07/09/24 ''' <br /><br />		Reviewed Date: '''09/19/26 ''' <br /><br />

	'''<big>Disclosing Foreign Support and International Activities</big>''' <br /><br />		'''<big>Disclosing Foreign Support and International Activities</big>''' <br /><br />
	==Authority==		=='''Authority'''==
	Statutes, regulations, and policies related to disclosures of foreign support and relationships with foreign entities or individuals include, but are not limited to:		Statutes, regulations, and policies related to disclosures of foreign support and relationships with foreign entities or individuals include, but are not limited to:
	*[https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?path=/prelim@title42/chapter163/subchapter6/partC&edition=prelim 42 U.S.C. §§ 19232 and 19237]		*[https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?path=/prelim@title42/chapter163/subchapter6/partC&edition=prelim 42 U.S.C. §§ 19232 and 19237]
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	*[https://nebraska.edu/-/media/unca/docs/offices-and-policies/policies/board-governing-documents/board-of-regents-policies.pdf?la=en Board of Regents Policy] RP-3.2.8, Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment		*[https://nebraska.edu/-/media/unca/docs/offices-and-policies/policies/board-governing-documents/board-of-regents-policies.pdf?la=en Board of Regents Policy] RP-3.2.8, Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment
	*[https://nebraska.edu/-/media/unca/docs/offices-and-policies/policies/board-governing-documents/board-of-regents-policies.pdf?la=en Board of Regents Policy] RP-4.4, Intellectual Property		*[https://nebraska.edu/-/media/unca/docs/offices-and-policies/policies/board-governing-documents/board-of-regents-policies.pdf?la=en Board of Regents Policy] RP-4.4, Intellectual Property
	*[https://nebraska.edu/-/~~media~~/~~unca~~/docs/~~offices~~-and-~~policies~~/~~policies~~/~~policies~~/~~university~~-of-~~nebraska~~-~~travel~~-~~policy~~.pdf ~~University~~ of ~~Nebraska Travel Policy TO-01~~]		* [https://docs.nebraska.edu/unop/docs/Board of Regents/Policies/executive-memorandum/policy-on-university-sponsored-travel.pdf Executive Memorandum No. 25, Policy on Higher Risk University-Sponsored International Travel]
	*		* [https://docs.nebraska.edu/unop/docs/Board of Regents/Policies/executive-memorandum/disclosure-of-conflicts-of-interest-and-conflicts-of-commitment.pdf Executive Memorandum No. 36, Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment]
	*UNMC Policy No. 1098, [[Corrective/Disciplinary Action]]		* [https://docs.nebraska.edu/unop/docs/Board of Regents/Policies/executive-memorandum/institutional-activities-involving-foreign-countries-of-concern.pdf Executive Memorandum No. 46, Institutional Activities Involving Foreign Countries of Concern]
			*NMC Policy No. 1098, [[Corrective/Disciplinary Action]]
	*UNMC Policy No. 6014, [[Travel and Reimbursement]]		*UNMC Policy No. 6014, [[Travel and Reimbursement]]
	*UNMC Policy No. 8005 [[Export Control]]		*UNMC Policy No. 8005 [[Export Control]]
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	==Definitions==		==Definitions==

			=== '''Foreign Countries of Concern''' ===
			“Foreign Countries of Concern” include any country identified as a foreign adversary of the United States or any country subject to economic sanctions by the United States. Specific Foreign Countries of Concern are identified in Executive Memorandum No. 46.

	===Foreign Entities===		===Foreign Entities===
	"Foreign Entities" include, by way of example: foreign governments and agents thereof; foreign colleges, universities, and research institutions; business associations organized under or otherwise subject to the laws of foreign jurisdictions; foreign journals; and foreign professional organizations.		"Foreign Entities" include, by way of example: foreign governments and agents thereof; foreign colleges, universities, and research institutions; business associations organized under or otherwise subject to the laws of foreign jurisdictions; foreign journals; and foreign professional organizations.

			=== '''Foreign Talent Recruitment Program''' ===
			A “Foreign Talent Recruitment Program” is any program, position, or activity that is based in, funded by, or affiliated with a Foreign Entity and provides Support directly to an individual, rather than as part of a formal institutional agreement.

			Participation in Foreign Talent Recruitment Programs is prohibited by Executive Memorandum No. 36, Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment.

			=== '''Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program''' ===
			A “Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program” is any Foreign Talent Recruitment Program that is based in, funded by, or affiliated with a Foreign Country of Concern.

			Participation in Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Programs is prohibited by Executive Memorandum No. 36, Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment.

	===Foreign Individuals===		===Foreign Individuals===
	"Foreign Individuals" include individuals, regardless of citizenship, employed by or otherwise acting on behalf of a Foreign Entity.		"Foreign Individuals" include individuals, regardless of citizenship, employed by or otherwise acting on behalf of a Foreign Entity.
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	"Support(ed)" includes any financial or non-financial support for any aspect of any activity. Non-financial support may include exchanges of data or materials; donations of equipment, software, or other materials; or payment of travel and related expenses, including meals and lodging.		"Support(ed)" includes any financial or non-financial support for any aspect of any activity. Non-financial support may include exchanges of data or materials; donations of equipment, software, or other materials; or payment of travel and related expenses, including meals and lodging.
	===Activities Supported by Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals===		===Activities Supported by Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals===
	"Activities Supported by Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals" are any activity for which a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual provides financial or non-financial Support, including without limitation:		Activities Supported by Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals" are any activity for which a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual provides financial or non-financial Support, including without limitation:
	:a. Serving as an employee or agent of a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual, including honorary and adjunct positions, whether or not compensation is received;
	~~:b.~~ Collaborating in research with a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual, including designing experiments, collecting and analyzing data, preparing manuscripts for presentation or other publication, and presenting or otherwise publishing the results of research;		# Participation in a Foreign Talent Recruitment Program or Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program;
	~~:c.~~ Providing consulting services to a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual, whether or not compensation is received;		# Serving as an employee or agent of a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual, including honorary and adjunct positions, whether or not compensation is received;
	~~:d.~~ Developing partnerships or other business relationships with a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual;		# Collaborating in research with a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual, including designing experiments, collecting and analyzing data, preparing manuscripts for presentation or other publication, and presenting or otherwise publishing the results of research;
	~~:e.~~ Accepting gifts, including donations of funding, accommodations, travel-related expenses, equipment, software, or any materials to be used in support of research or clinical activities, from a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual; and		# Providing consulting services to a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual, whether or not compensation is received;
	~~:f.~~ Any other activity or relationship subject to a disclosure requirement under University of Nebraska policy or state or federal law that involves a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual.		# Developing partnerships or other business relationships with a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual;
			# Accepting gifts, including donations of funding, accommodations, travel-related expenses, equipment, software, or any materials to be used in support of research or clinical activities, from a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual; and
			# Any other activity or relationship subject to a disclosure requirement under University of Nebraska policy or state or federal law that involves a Foreign Entity or Foreign Individual.
			:
	===UNMC Personnel===		===UNMC Personnel===
	“UNMC Personnel” include, for the purposes of this policy:		“UNMC Personnel” include, for the purposes of this policy:
	:a. Faculty;		:* Faculty;
	:b. Staff;		:* Staff;
	:c. Students;		:* Students;
	:d. Volunteers;		:* Volunteers;
	:e. Visitors; and		:* Visitors; and
	:f. Any other individuals who participate in any activity on behalf of UNMC, irrespective of appointment, compensation, or the location of the activity.		:* Any other individuals who participate in any activity on behalf of UNMC, irrespective of appointment, compensation, or the location of the activity.
	==Scope==		==Scope==
	This policy applies to all UNMC Personnel, irrespective of appointment, compensation, or the location of the activity.		This policy applies to all UNMC Personnel, irrespective of appointment, compensation, or the location of the activity.
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	UNMC is committed to building partnerships on a global scale. At the same time, federal and state law and University of Nebraska policy require transparency with respect to certain activities and relationships involving Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals. The purpose of this policy is to establish requirements for disclosing Support received from Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals by UNMC personnel.		UNMC is committed to building partnerships on a global scale. At the same time, federal and state law and University of Nebraska policy require transparency with respect to certain activities and relationships involving Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals. The purpose of this policy is to establish requirements for disclosing Support received from Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals by UNMC personnel.
	===Supplement and clarify existing policy===		===Supplement and clarify existing policy===
	This policy is designed to supplement and clarify existing University of Nebraska and UNMC policies on reporting conflicts of interest and commitment involving Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals, and does not replace or supersede disclosure requirements imposed by federal or state law or other University of Nebraska or UNMC policies, including those listed above.		This policy is designed to supplement and clarify existing University of Nebraska and UNMC policies on reporting conflicts of interest and commitment involving Foreign Entities or Foreign Individuals and does not replace or supersede disclosure requirements imposed by federal or state law or other University of Nebraska or UNMC policies, including those listed above.

	==Statement of Policy==		==Statement of Policy==
	===Disclose nature of Support===		===Disclose nature of Support===

Policies and Procedures

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	:[https://www.unmc.edu/human-resources/_documents/nu-values/voluntary-fte-reduction-request-form.pdf Voluntary FTE Reduction Request Form]		:[https://www.unmc.edu/human-resources/_documents/nu-values/voluntary-fte-reduction-request-form.pdf Voluntary FTE Reduction Request Form]
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Human Tissue Use and Transfer

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Policy

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	Policy No.: '''8013'''<br />		Policy No.: '''8013'''<br />
	Effective Date: '''03/15/12'''<br />		Effective Date: '''03/15/12'''<br />
	Revised Date: ''' 07/21/23'''<br />		Revised Date: ''' 09/17/26'''<br />
	Reviewed Date: '''07/09/24'''<br /><br />		Reviewed Date: '''09/17/26'''<br /><br />
	<big>'''Human Tissue Use and Transfer Policy'''</big>		<big>'''Human Tissue Use and Transfer Policy'''</big>
	== Policy ==		== Policy ==
	Human tissue obtained through clinical procedures or for research may be used within the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations or transferred to external organizations consistent with the Nebraska Medical Center campus mission of patient care, teaching, research and outreach. ~~Tissue~~ obtained for clinical and/or research purposes is the property of the Nebraska Medical Center Academic Clinical Enterprise (i.e. UNMC, UNMC Physicians and The Nebraska Medical Center). Use and ~~transfer~~ of ~~human~~ tissue (as defined in the ~~Definition~~ section below) shall take place in accordance with the procedures below to ensure applicable regulatory and ethical standards are met. This policy applies to physical tissue and not to tissue images.		Human tissue obtained through clinical procedures or for research may be used within the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations or transferred to external organizations consistent with the Nebraska Medical Center campus mission of patient care, teaching, research and outreach. Human tissue obtained for clinical and/or research purposes is the property of the Nebraska Medical Center Academic Clinical Enterprise (i.e. UNMC, UNMC Physicians and The Nebraska Medical Center). Use and Transfer of Human tissue (as defined in the Definitions section below) shall take place in accordance with the procedures below to ensure applicable regulatory and ethical standards are met. This policy applies to physical Human tissue and not to Human tissue images.

	== Definitions ==		== Definitions ==
	'''''Human tissue''''' is ~~tissue,~~ blood ~~products~~, ~~serum~~, DNA ~~and~~ other ~~biological materials~~ or ~~specimens that are obtained from patients~~.~~<br />~~		'''''Human tissue''''' is any material derived from a human (including but not limited to blood, urine, DNA/RNA, tissues, organs, saliva, hair, nail clippings, or any other cells or fluids.

	'''''Transfer''''' means tissue sent outside the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations.~~<br />~~		'''''Transfer''''' means Human tissue is being sent to an individual/organization outside of the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations.

			'''''Use''''' pertains to activities utilizing Human tissue within the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations.

	~~'''''Use''''' pertains to activities utilizing tissue within the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations.~~
	== Procedures ==		== Procedures ==
	===Transfer for Clinical Purposes===		===Transfer for Clinical Purposes===
	'''Medical.''' The Nebraska Medical Center Pathology Department has responsibility and authority over clinical use of Human tissue. Human tissue may be transferred into and out of the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations in accordance with The Nebraska Medical Center ~~Policy MS.11,~~ [http://now.nebraskamed.com/?utm_source=default&utm_medium=ie&utm_campaign=now Removal of Specimens]. Patients may also request transfer of their Human tissue to another health care provider for clinical purposes in accordance with Policy MS.11.		'''Medical.''' The Nebraska Medical Center Pathology Department has responsibility and authority over clinical use of Human tissue. Human tissue may be transferred into and out of the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations in accordance with The Nebraska Medical Center [http://now.nebraskamed.com/?utm_source=default&utm_medium=ie&utm_campaign=now Policy MS.11, Removal of Specimens]. Patients may also request transfer of their Human tissue to another health care provider for clinical purposes in accordance with Policy MS.11.

	All vendors providing pathology services to patients must be approved by The Nebraska Medical Center Board of Directors as recommended by the Medical Staff and as required by Joint Commission, CAP and CLIA standards. Health care providers who wish to utilize a new external pathology vendor must submit a proposal to the Director, Clinical Pathology.		All vendors providing pathology services to patients must be approved by The Nebraska Medical Center Board of Directors as recommended by the Medical Staff and as required by Joint Commission, CAP and CLIA standards. Health care providers who wish to utilize a new external pathology vendor must submit a proposal to the Director, Clinical Pathology.

	'''Dental.''' In accordance with the [https://www.unmc.edu/dentistry/_documents/infectious_disease_control_policies.pdf UNMC College of Dentistry Infectious Disease Control Policy] as revised December 2020, "extracted teeth or other removed body tissues may be given to the patient from whom they were removed if the patient requests them and are not subject to OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard."		'''Dental.''' In accordance with the [https://www.unmc.edu/dentistry/_documents/infectious_disease_control_policies.pdf UNMC College of Dentistry Infectious Disease Control Policy] as revised December 2020, "extracted teeth or other removed body tissues may be given to the patient from whom they were removed if the patient requests them and are not subject to OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard."
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	IRB Resources. Refer to the following policies and resources for further information:		IRB Resources. Refer to the following policies and resources for further information:
	:i. UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.1, "~~Banking Human Biological Materials"~~		:i. UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.2, "Collection, Storage and Use of Human Biological Material in Research”
	~~:ii. UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.2~~, "Use of Human Biological Material in ~~Research"~~		:ii. UNMC IRB Human Biological Material applications
	:~~iii~~. UNMC IRB Human Biological Material applications		:For any planned Human tissue Transfer for research purposes, Investigators will be required to contact either UNeMed or Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA), as appropriate, with a request to have UNeMed or SPA, as appropriate, draft and put into place (i.e. complete) a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) (see the section below titled: “Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs)” for further details. The MTA must be completed (i.e., signed by all relevant parties) before the Transfer can take place.
	Investigators will be required to contact ~~[https://www.unemed.com/services/material-transfer~~ UNeMed] or Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) with a request to have UNeMed or SPA, as appropriate, complete a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) for ~~any planned Human tissue Transfer~~. The MTA must be completed ~~and~~ signed by all relevant parties before the ~~transfer~~ can take place.
	===Use/Transfer for Educational Purposes===		===Use/Transfer for Educational Purposes===
	====Use for UNMC Education====		====Use for UNMC Education====
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	:iii. Dental: In accordance with the UNMC College of Dentistry Infectious Disease Control Policy as revised June 2014, "extracted teeth, oral tissues, or other tissues may be used for educational purposes in the preclinical laboratories". The decontamination of extracted teeth or other tissues for use in the preclinical laboratories is conducted in accordance with Centers for Disease Control recommendations.		:iii. Dental: In accordance with the UNMC College of Dentistry Infectious Disease Control Policy as revised June 2014, "extracted teeth, oral tissues, or other tissues may be used for educational purposes in the preclinical laboratories". The decontamination of extracted teeth or other tissues for use in the preclinical laboratories is conducted in accordance with Centers for Disease Control recommendations.
	====Transfer for Medical/Dental Educational Purposes====		====Transfer for Medical/Dental Educational Purposes====
	Transfer of Human tissue to an accredited educational institution outside of the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations is permitted, provided that the tissue is to be used by qualified undergraduate or graduate students in the course of an established curriculum for the institution to which they are being transferred. A Material Transfer Agreement (or similar written agreement) must be in place documenting the intended use as described above.		Transfer of Human tissue to an accredited educational institution outside of the Nebraska Medical Center campus organizations is permitted, provided that the tissue is to be used by qualified undergraduate or graduate students in the course of an established curriculum for the institution to which they are being transferred. A Material Transfer Agreement (or similar written agreement) must be in place documenting the intended use as described above (see the section below titled “Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs)” for additional information).

	===Transfer of Tissue to Commercial Entity for Business Purposes===		===Transfer of Tissue to Commercial Entity for Business Purposes===
	Transfer of Nebraska Medical Center Academic Clinical Enterprise Human tissue to an external commercial entity for business purposes is only permitted when such business purposes are consistent with the instructional, scholarship and research objectives of the University of Nebraska. "Business purposes" refers to exchange of Human tissue for money or other like compensation at cost or beyond the reasonable costs of procurement, storage, processing or shipping of tissue. "Consistent with the instructional, scholarship and research objectives of the University of Nebraska" means that the sale of Human tissue must support the objectives of the University, including financial support of infrastructure necessary for those goals. For UNMC Human tissue, the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor for Research, or Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs shall have the authority to determine if business purposes are consistent with the instructional, scholarship and research objectives of the University of Nebraska. For The Nebraska Medical Center Human tissue, the Chief of Pathology and the Chief Medical Officer shall have the authority to determine if the business purposes are consistent with organizational objectives. The Medical Director of Anatomic Pathology shall determine if there is sufficient Human tissue to meet the requests, as applicable.		Transfer of Nebraska Medical Center Academic Clinical Enterprise Human tissue to an external commercial entity for business purposes is only permitted when such business purposes are consistent with the instructional, scholarship and research objectives of the University of Nebraska. "Business purposes" refers to exchange of Human tissue for money or other like compensation at cost or beyond the reasonable costs of procurement, storage, processing or shipping of tissue. "Consistent with the instructional, scholarship and research objectives of the University of Nebraska" means that the sale of Human tissue must support the objectives of the University, including financial support of infrastructure necessary for those goals. For UNMC Human tissue, the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor for Research, or Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs shall have the authority to determine if business purposes are consistent with the instructional, scholarship and research objectives of the University of Nebraska. For The Nebraska Medical Center Human tissue, the Chief of Pathology and the Chief Medical Officer shall have the authority to determine if the business purposes are consistent with organizational objectives. The Medical Director of Anatomic Pathology shall determine if there is sufficient Human tissue to meet the requests, as applicable.
	===Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs)===		===Material Transfer Agreements (MTAs)===
	MTAs shall not be required for Human tissue ~~transfers~~ for clinical purposes, including second opinions. MTAs shall be used for Human tissue ~~transfers~~ for education and research~~, except when~~ the ~~Transfer is to a~~ research sponsor pursuant to a sponsored research agreement that incorporates Human tissue transfer provisions. Researchers should reach out to UNeMed or SPA, as appropriate, with any questions at the outset of an MTA. For example, if the project for which the Transfer is being requested is associated with a Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) agreement, SPA should be contacted, otherwise UNeMed should be contacted. ~~For~~ further information, see ~~[https://www.unmc.edu/spa/~~ Sponsored Programs Administration] or ~~[https://www.unemed.com/services/material-transfer~~ UNeMed Material Transfer], as applicable.		MTAs shall not be required for Human tissue Transfers for clinical purposes, including second opinions. MTAs shall be used for Human tissue Transfers for education and/or research purposes. When the education and/or research purpose for which the Human tissue Transfer is being requested is associated with a Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) agreement, SPA should be contacted to draft and complete the MTA, otherwise UNeMed should be contacted to draft and complete the MTA. If the Transfer is to a research sponsor pursuant to sponsored research agreement that already incorporates sufficient Human tissue Transfer provisions (as determined by SPA and the UNMC IRB), a separate MTA will not be required. For further information, see Sponsored Programs Administration or UNeMed Material Transfer, as applicable.

	===Export Control===		===Export Control===
	~~Any shipment~~ of Human tissue ~~internationally~~ must be reviewed for compliance with export control and related regulations ~~in accordance with UNMC Policy No. 8005, [[Export Control]]~~. To facilitate this evaluation, ~~a [https://info.unmc.edu/safety/ehs-docs/export/Export_Control_Review_Form_UNMC_UNO_2019.pdf Request for~~ Export ~~Controls~~ Review ~~Application]~~ must be submitted in advance to the ~~[mailto:exportcontrol@unmc.edu~~ Export Control ~~Compliance~~ Office~~], as the request takes time to research and process~~. Forms and other information are available at the ~~[https://www.unmc.edu/academicaffairs/compliance/areas/export-control/transporting-shipping/index.html~~ Transporting & Shipping Internationally website].		UNMC Policy No. 8005, [[Export Control]], generally prohibits Transfers of Human tissue to any party subject to export sanctions under federal law. Other international Transfers of Human tissue may require export licenses or other federal authorizations. All international Transfers of Human tissue must therefore be reviewed for compliance with export control and related federal regulations.

			To facilitate this evaluation, an Export Review Form must be submitted in advance to the Export Control Office. Forms and other information are available at the Transporting & Shipping Internationally website.

	==Additional Information==		==Additional Information==
	*Contact the [mailto:sarah.glodencarlson@unmc.edu Chief Compliance Officer]		*Contact the [mailto:sarah.glodencarlson@unmc.edu Chief Compliance Officer]

Policies and Procedures

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Clinical Research and Clinical Trial Professional and Technical Fee Billing

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Qualified Clinical Trials or Research

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	Policy No.: '''8008'''<br />		Policy No.: '''8008'''<br />
	Effective Date: ''' 08/23/18'''<br />		Effective Date: ''' 08/23/18'''<br />
	Revised Date: '''07/09/24'''<br />		Revised Date: '''09/17/26'''<br />
	Reviewed Date: '''07/09/24'''<br />		Reviewed Date: '''09/17/26'''<br />
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	<big>'''Clinical Research and Clinical Trial Professional and Technical Fee Billing Policy</big>'''		<big>'''Clinical Research and Clinical Trial Professional and Technical Fee Billing Policy</big>'''
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	A research study in which one or more human subjects are prospectively assigned to one or more interventions (which may include placebo or other control) to evaluate the effects of those interventions on health-related biomedical or behavioral outcomes. Sources of funding could be federal, commercial, or other.		A research study in which one or more human subjects are prospectively assigned to one or more interventions (which may include placebo or other control) to evaluate the effects of those interventions on health-related biomedical or behavioral outcomes. Sources of funding could be federal, commercial, or other.
	==Qualified Clinical Trials or Research==		==Qualified Clinical Trials or Research==
	Qualified clinical trials or research are eligible for reimbursement for routine costs under Medicare NCD 310.1 (also called the Clinical Trial Policy). Per NCD 310.1, to be deemed a qualified trial a study must meet three mandatory criteria and include seven desirable characteristics. A study can be considered automatically a qualified trial based on criteria from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) in consultation with other agencies represented on a multiagency panel. For trials that are automatically deemed qualifying, the principal investigator does not need to certify that they meet the criteria but must enroll them in the Clinical Trials Registry (also known as ClinicalTrials.gov) for administrative purposes. Refer to [https://www.cms.gov/medicare-coverage-database/view/ncd.aspx?~~NCDId~~=1&ncdver=2&DocID=310.1&show=ncd&t=2010422105232&bc=gAAAAAgAAAAA& Medicare NCD (310.1), Clinical Trial Policy], for more information.		Qualified clinical trials or research are eligible for reimbursement for routine costs under Medicare NCD 310.1 (also called the Clinical Trial Policy). Per NCD 310.1, to be deemed a qualified trial a study must meet three mandatory criteria and include seven desirable characteristics. A study can be considered automatically a qualified trial based on criteria from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) in consultation with other agencies represented on a multiagency panel. For trials that are automatically deemed qualifying, the principal investigator does not need to certify that they meet the criteria but must enroll them in the Clinical Trials Registry (also known as ClinicalTrials.gov) for administrative purposes. Refer to [https://www.cms.gov/medicare-coverage-database/view/ncd.aspx?ncdid=1&ncdver=3&DocID=310.1&show=ncd&t=2010422105232&bc=gAAAAAgAAAAA&= Medicare NCD (310.1), Clinical Trial Policy], for more information.

	==Routine Costs==		==Routine Costs==
	Routine costs of clinical trials include all items and services provided in the experimental or control arm that are otherwise generally available to Medicare beneficiaries absent a clinical trial. Refer to [https://www.cms.gov/medicare-coverage-database/view/ncd.aspx?~~NCDId~~=1&ncdver=2&DocID=310.1&show=ncd&t=2010422105232&bc=gAAAAAgAAAAA& Medicare NCD (310.1), Clinical Trial Policy], for more information.		Routine costs of clinical trials include all items and services provided in the experimental or control arm that are otherwise generally available to Medicare beneficiaries absent a clinical trial. Refer to [https://www.cms.gov/medicare-coverage-database/view/ncd.aspx?ncdid=1&ncdver=3&DocID=310.1&show=ncd&t=2010422105232&bc=gAAAAAgAAAAA&= Medicare NCD (310.1), Clinical Trial Policy], for more information.
	==Research Costs==		==Research Costs==
	Patient care costs arising from services performed solely for research purposes are charged to the study. Research-only items and services are not billable to patients or third parties.		Patient care costs arising from services performed solely for research purposes are charged to the study. Research-only items and services are not billable to patients or third parties.
	==Additional Information==		==Additional Information==
	*Contact the [Mailto:sarah.glodencarlson@unmc.edu Chief Compliance Officer]]		*Contact the [Mailto:sarah.glodencarlson@unmc.edu Chief Compliance Officer]]
	*Nebraska Medicine Policy MI19, [https://~~now~~.~~nebraskamed~~.com/~~policies-and-procedures-manual~~/ Research Billing Process policy]		*Nebraska Medicine Policy MI19, [https://secure.compliance360.com/Common/ViewUploadedFile.aspx?PD=PbRt%2bA78MS4iWrqv%2fD93AFO6R3AhSN2VdI9T8%2fs6BFZrVSqqEq2X8u%2beD3f7IuM7QknhJxZ9bm4x8QyKB2SMFFrAM5PIkQKCY5NZRAgQkBux5YMN3KoeIFUU9pduw5Bb7Nnlcg%2ff3UH6Kn%2bvTGH9%2f%2f9QolnHi5xj1Ikx0Ec8FPdBk80Znz5yhGDZqnG%2fZKUQiHLC2AB4b77G%2fIHGYTVcNCnaAXAH9CR97JCePBSfjcs3E3ZM9mdbKiEJZTOHE4hqk%2b1tiLKVTTo%3d Research Billing Process policy]
	*Nebraska Medicine IM41, [https://~~now~~.~~nebraskamed~~.com/~~policies-and-procedures-manual~~/ One Chart Research Documentation]		*Nebraska Medicine IM41, [https://secure.compliance360.com/Common/ViewUploadedFile.aspx?PD=PbRt%2bA78MS42xo3GsfME6dZJh8DPsf2PHY0s291Ncb1vrYvuNMcGorJrlfqNt2yiyJeJINk5Ko9eWEVByJbAkMiNfuQZ%2fW1sC9WRIFyOGDcdO4IQclxoW4wGVVYyjlTyMRRn9KffWlaRS5bBlgJuf%2bvtPkXqRU5wLXUcWK5cYX%2bniUlje%2bIwsyRxtnHDki4mYLibtyKspFArJdmIr2Dhdk%2fW0HgCBDpM%2fK%2febO%2bNsZdcT5aBiGhJWU8V7qhIdDrTbWFAQFymxqo%3d One Chart Research Documentation]
	*[https://nebraskamed.service-now.com/esc?id=kb_article&table=kb_knowledge&sysparm_article=KB0012293 IT Service Now- One Chart Tip Sheets, Looking Up Grant Charges on Statement (Send a Detail Bill)]		*[https://nebraskamed.service-now.com/esc?id=kb_article&table=kb_knowledge&sysparm_article=KB0012293 IT Service Now- One Chart Tip Sheets, Looking Up Grant Charges on Statement (Send a Detail Bill)]

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Policies and Procedures

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Outside Employment

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	Policy No.: '''1049'''<br />		Policy No.: '''1049'''<br />
	Effective Date: '''11/01/06'''<br />		Effective Date: '''11/01/06'''<br />
	Revised Date: '''07/26~~/21~~'''<br />		Revised Date: '''09/17/26'''<br />
	Reviewed Date: '''07/09/24'''<br />		Reviewed Date: '''09/17/26'''<br />
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	<big>'''Outside Employment Policy'''</big>		<big>'''Outside Employment Policy'''</big>
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	*[mailto:sarah.glodencarlson@unmc.edu Chief Compliance Officer]		*[mailto:sarah.glodencarlson@unmc.edu Chief Compliance Officer]
	*UNMC Policy No. 8010, [[Conflict of Interest]]		*UNMC Policy No. 8010, [[Conflict of Interest]]
	*[https://unmc.coi-smart.com Application for Authorization to Engage in Outside Professional Activity] ~~Form~~		*[https://unmc.coi-smart.com Application for Authorization to Engage in Outside Professional Activity]
			*[https://nebraska.edu/regents/bylaws-policies-and-rules/#docaccess-f46e4a7f9ec5419abaf7e1cacc2c3401c70296a663ae9c4c115c20b56fc299ec University of Nebraska Board of Regents Policies]
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