Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form 2026

Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form 2026

EAS Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy

The European Atherosclerosis Society (EAS) wishes to promote independence, objectivity, scientific rigor and a fair balance of representation, in all its activities.

  • The EAS have adopted a Conflict of Interest (COI) Disclosure Policy for the purpose of providing guidance and informing about potential conflicts of interest within the Society. To ensure this, individuals participating in the organization of activities on behalf of the Society are expected to disclose their financial or in-kind relationships both i) with health industry that develop, manufacture, distribute or sell health care materials or services, and ii) other similar organizations/societies that could represent a potential COI. Such relationships exclude personal or family medical care. Full disclosure is expected even when it is not clear whether a relationship or affiliation constitutes a conflicting interest.
  • EAS recognizes that these relationships do not necessarily imply bias or decrease the value of participation in professional activities. Disclosure of these relationships is necessary for others to make an informed decision about the impact of the disclosed relationship. For instance, this may be relevant in the context of educational activities of the EAS.
  • Those requested to complete the form below include: all EAS Officers and members of the Society’s Committees, members of EAS Consensus Position Paper expert panels or other publications with guidance on prevention of cardiovascular diseases, and EAS Congress and and EAS Course Organisers. The forms will be updated annually.
  • The completed forms will be archived at the Society’s Administrative Offices and made accessible to EAS members  on the Society’s website.

Please disclose all relationships – current and previous – over the last three years (until today) relating to the health industry or other similar organisations/societies as described above. If you do not have any conflicts of interest to disclose, please check the appropriate box below.

You should not disclose any personal relationships due to personal or family medical care.


1. Equity interests

2. Director or employee

3. Company Consultant

4. Owner enterprise

5. Ownership of patent(s)

6. Royalties

7. Company speaker honorarium

8. Trial participation

9. Participation in research financed by industry

10. Fellowship, travel grants and other support

11. Research grants

12. Other societies /organisations – leadership roles

13. Publications

14. Family member disclosure

15. Other

Declaration:

I have answer red fully and to the best of my ability and will update this form promptly if my circumstances change.

Read the full Conflict of Interest Policy here ⇒


Should any changes occur concerning my financial interests or positions of influence which might impact my EAS activities during the current year, I will promptly advise the EAS Office at [email protected].

I assume full responsibility for identifying any potential conflicts of interest and I am aware that I can be excluded from the EAS in case of inaccurate declaration. I am aware that my declarations of interest will be made public in the framework defined in the EAS Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy terms.

Information about our processing of your personal data:
We, European Atherosclerosis Society (EAS), will process your personal data when you fill out this Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form and when we publish it on our web-site. We process your personal data to ensure that there are no conflicts of interest when you participate in the organization of activities on behalf of the EAS Society. For this purpose, and in order for our members to have relevant information about your potential interests, your personal data provided in this form will be published on our member-site.

EAS (Swedish company registration number 802418-0427) is the controller for such processing of your personal data. If you want to object to our processing of your personal data or ask questions regarding how we process your personal data, you can contact us via email at [email protected] or call us at +46 (0) 31 760 24 27. For more information on how we process your personal data and your rights, please see our Privacy Policy.