Presentation Guidelines

Since the Annual Meeting of the International Continence Society will be an accredited CME/CPD event, it is required that the highest educational standards, independence from commercial bias, and objectivity be promoted throughout the accredited educational sessions. In this effort, invited speakers, session chairs, co-chairs, oral presenters, etc. are asked to carefully read and submit full disclosure information. As this is mandatory per CME/CPD regulations, failure to do so will result in disqualification of CME credit points for your session.

• Download and fill in the conflict of interest form
• Complete the information in the declaration, including the learning objectives, then click submit

Additionally, all contributions to the CME/CPD content must adhere to the following:

• Balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor
• Recommendations involving clinical medicine based on the best available evidence, with references
• Scientific research cited conforms to standards and protocols accepted by the scientific community
• No recommendations made that are known to be ineffective or associated with dangers that outweigh benefits
• No promotional content of a commercial entity (includes product names, photos, logos, company names, etc.)
• Use of scientific/generic names; if necessary, trade names of several companies should be used
• No patient-protected health information (patient information/videos appear with permission or have been de-identified)