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As part of making a disclosure, you can make changes to your SFI. The disclosure can be for a specific eGC1, for unsponsored activities, or just to disclose your SFI updates.

When you add new SFI to your profile, the system will automatically include it in any disclosure whose primary eGC1 is connected with a sponsor that requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI and whose status is not Review Complete. If the disclosure’s status was No Review Required, the system will reset it to Waiting for JIT.

When you edit an SFI entry, the system will reflect those changes in any disclosure that includes the changed SFI and whose status is not Review Complete or No Review Required.

To simply create new SFI or to edit your current SFI, select the Create New Disclosure button located in the Action Items section of the Profile page.

When the Disclosure Type page displays, select I need to add new SFI or change existing SFI, check the checkbox next to the Malign Foreign Talent Recruitment Program attestation and click the Next button that appears.

disclosure type add or edit S F I

If you have existing SFI, you will see it listed.  Click the name of an Entity to edit it. Use the Add new SFI link to start a new entry.

existing S F I list with add new link

If you do not have existing SFI, just the Add new SFI link will display.  Select it to open the SFI entry page.

Review Delete SFI for information on how to do that.

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Significant Financial Interest (SFI) Profile /research/tools/fids/guide/topics/significant-financial-interest-sfi-profile/ Tue, 01 Aug 2023 18:30:10 +0000 When you log in to the Financial Interest Disclosure System (FIDS) using your 91Ě˝»¨NetID, the first page you see is your Profile page. This page […]

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When you log in to the Financial Interest Disclosure System (FIDS) using your 91Ě˝»¨NetID, the first page you see is your Profile page.

This page displays:

  • Information about you
  • “Action items” where you may create or complete a disclosure
  • Your current sponsored research projects
  • Any SFI already entered
  • Any disclosures pending or already completed

From this page you can complete any pending disclosures, create a new disclosure, or edit an existing disclosure that has not yet been reviewed. The following articles will cover each section of the profile page.

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March 2013 /research/tools/fids/product-update/march-2013/ Tue, 19 Mar 2013 18:48:20 +0000 New Action Items section: Investigators can easily see what they need to do next in the new Action Items section on the FIDS Profile page. This […]

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  • New Action Items section: Investigators can easily see what they need to do next in the new Action Items section on the FIDS Profile page. This section lists investigators’ pending disclosures and easily allows the creation of new ones.
  • SFI Updates: When an existing Significant Financial Interest (SFI) is updated or deleted, any related disclosure which has not yet reached the Review Complete or No Review Required status will reflect the changes.
    • The Institutional Official will review the most current SFI and disclosures which have deleted SFI.
    • A new section in the disclosure will display information about the deleted SFI.
  • Edit Disclosures: Investigators can now edit any disclosure that is not in Review Complete or No Review Required status. This means related research activities can be selected/deselected, and on disclosures for non-Public Health Service (PHS) sponsored eGC1s, and Center for Commercialization (C4C) and Human Subjects Division (HSD) activities, SFI can be selected or deselected.
  • FCOI displayed: The Institutional Official can check a box to indicate which SFI in a disclosure are financial conflicts of interest (FCOI). Investigators will be able to view but not change this indication.
  • Later review: The determination of whether a review is required for primary eGC1 disclosures with no SFI will occur as part of the Just in Time (JIT) process instead of when the disclosure is submitted.
  • New history section: Changes in status and SFI now display in a new History section on the Disclosure Summary page and on a page the Institutional Official views.
  • Concurrency: When multiple people are editing a disclosure, only the first person to save their changes will be able to save. Subsequent users will not be able to save their updates until the page is refreshed and displays the first person’s changes.
  • Review Statuses displayed: The Disclosures section on the Profile page will now display the Review Statuses of each disclosure: Review Required, Waiting for JIT, No Review Required, Duplicate, or Review Complete.
  • Related Sponsored Research Projects: By default, only the primary eGC1 will be selected in the Related Sponsored Research Projects section of a disclosure. You will have to manually select other eGC1s that are related to the disclosure.
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    I am a graduate student/postdoc funded on my own individual NIH F30/F31/F32/F33 award. Am I considered an investigator? /research/tools/fids/faq/i-am-graduate-studentpostdoc-funded-my-own-individual-nih-f30f31f32f33/ Thu, 23 Aug 2012 19:49:27 +0000 Yes, and therefore the Significant Financial Interest (SFI) reporting requirements apply.

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    Yes, and therefore the Significant Financial Interest (SFI) reporting requirements apply.

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    As a graduate student/postdoc funded on my department’s T32 training grant, am I considered an investigator? /research/tools/fids/faq/i-am-graduate-studentpostdoc-funded-my-departments-phs-t32-training-grant/ Thu, 23 Aug 2012 19:48:35 +0000 Yes, and therefore the Significant Financial Interests (SFI) reporting requirements apply.

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    Yes, and therefore the Significant Financial Interests (SFI) reporting requirements apply.

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    Enter Significant Financial Interest /research/tools/fids/guide/topics/enter-significant-financial-interest/ Mon, 20 Aug 2012 23:06:26 +0000 This page displays when you click the Add new SFI link on the Disclose Significant Financial Interests page, or the entity name of an existing SFI to […]

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    This page displays when you click the Add new SFI link on the Disclose Significant Financial Interests page, or the entity name of an existing SFI to edit.

    When adding new SFI, complete each of the sections on the page to provide all of the necessary details about your disclosure. These sections are described in the following articles.

    For further information, review the Procedures section in .

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    Indicate SFI /research/tools/fids/guide/topics/indicate-sfi/ Mon, 20 Aug 2012 22:30:53 +0000 As you are completing your disclosure, you will see one of three versions of the Disclose Significant Financial Interests page. Which version you see depends on […]

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    As you are completing your disclosure, you will see one of three versions of the Disclose Significant Financial Interests page. Which version you see depends on whether you have previously disclosed any SFI and whether your sponsor (or originating sponsor) is a one that requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI.

    The Disclose Significant Financial Interests page appears when you select Complete DisclosureĚý´Ç°ů Create New Disclosure in the Action Items section and then select an eGC1 or CoMotion/IRB activity.

    No Existing SFI

    If you have not yet entered any SFI, you will need to indicate whether you have any SFI to disclose. The following image shows the question.

    indicate if you have any S F I

    • If you do not have any SFI to disclose, just click Next to complete your disclosure.
    • If you do have SFI to disclose, when you click on Next, the SFI Entry page will display for you to fill in your information.

    Existing SFI – Sponsor not requiring 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI

    If you have existing SFI and your sponsor is one that does not require 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI, you must answer the question: Does your SFI pertain to this research activity?

    • If you select No, then click Next, you will complete the disclosure. The disclosure will not include any of your existing SFI.
    •  If you select Yes, an additional question displays: Do you need to add new SFI or change existing SFI?

    indicate S F I for non P H S sponsor
    For this question, select No or Yes.

    • Selecting No displays the Next button so you can continue.
    • Selecting Yes displays a list of your current SFI, if any. You can then Add new SFI or click on the Entity Name of an existing SFI to edit it. When finished, click Next to continue.

    list of existing S F I for non P H S

    Existing SFI – Sponsor requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI

    A disclosure for a sponsor or originating sponsor that require 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI will automatically includes all of your existing SFI. So in this case, you just need to indicate if you want to add new or update existing SFI.

    question about adding or editing S F I

    • If you select No and click Next, you will complete the disclosure.
    • If you select Yes, then the list of your existing SFI will display, allowing you to edit any existing SFI or add new ones. The following images shows an example of existing SFI.

    existing S F I to edit or add new

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    Delete SFI /research/tools/fids/guide/topics/delete-sfi/ Fri, 17 Aug 2012 00:10:51 +0000 You can make changes to your SFI while you are completing a disclosure, either for a specific eGC1, for unsponsored activities, or just to disclose your […]

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    You can make changes to your SFI while you are completing a disclosure, either for a specific eGC1, for unsponsored activities, or just to disclose your SFI updates.

    To delete an SFI entry, you need to be on the Disclose Significant Financial Interests page. You can access that page:

    • By clicking on a Complete Disclosure button on the SFI Profile page, choosing I need to update my SFI, and clicking Next.
    • By clicking the Create New Disclosure button on the SFI Profile page, choosing I need to add new SFI, change existing SFI, or for my annual update I need to reaffirm I have no SFI on the Disclosure Type page, and clicking Next.

    On the list of your existing SFI on the Disclose Significant Financial Interests page, click the Name of Entity for the SFI you want to delete. The Significant Financial Interests page will display as shown in the image below.

    • Click on the trash icon located in the top right corner, to the left of the save icon.

    delete trash can icon

    A dialog box will display, as shown below, with the note that deleting SFI will affect other disclosures.

    • If you have included this SFI in a completed disclosure, you will need to provide an explanation for why you are deleting the SFI.
    • The history of the change to the SFI will appear in any disclosure that included the SFI. See the History section for more details.
    • Click the Delete button to complete the process.

    s f i delete confirmation

    • If you have not included this SFI in a completed disclosure, or if it was not automatically added to any disclosure in connection with an application to a sponsor that requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI, the dialog box will ask for a confirmation.
    • Select OK to delete the SFI, as shown below.

    screenshot of dialog box for deleting unused S F I

     

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    Declaration Section /research/tools/fids/guide/topics/complete-disclosure/declaration-section/ Thu, 16 Aug 2012 21:41:57 +0000 Be sure to read the declaration. To complete your disclosure, click the Submit Disclosure button. If you wish to cancel the disclosure, you can go back […]

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    Be sure to read the declaration.

    To complete your disclosure, click the Submit Disclosure button. If you wish to cancel the disclosure, you can go back to the Profile Page using the breadcrumbs at the top of the page.

    Declaration Text

    By submitting this form, I affirm that the information I have provided is true and complete to the best of my knowledge, and I agree:

    • to provide any additional information, including further details of my financial interests, as requested by the Office of Research and, when applicable, the Office of the Vice Dean for Research, or their equivalent in my school/college
    • to cooperate in the development of an appropriate Management Plan as required by the Office of Research
    • to update this disclosure on an annual basis and to submit a disclosure of all new Financial Interests arising within 30 days of acquiring such interests
    • to comply with all terms and conditions contained in any Management Plan
    • to take reasonable measures to ensure that any of my Financial Interests that are less than a Significant Financial Interest do not adversely influence any Research or any person involved in any Research in which I participate as an Investigator or any Technology Transfer Transaction

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    Significant Financial Interest Section /research/tools/fids/guide/topics/complete-disclosure/significant-financial-interest-section/ Thu, 16 Aug 2012 21:33:48 +0000 This section displays all of your current SFI and includes the details about the Entity and any declared Compensation, Equity, Intellectual Property, or Travel. You will […]

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    This section displays all of your current SFI and includes the details about the Entity and any declared Compensation, Equity, Intellectual Property, or Travel.

    You will see one of two versions of this section. The first is for disclosures with a primary eGC1 which has a sponsor and/or originating sponsor that requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI. The second version displays for either a primary eGC1 which does not have a sponsor and/or originating sponsor that requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI, or for a disclosure that does not have a primary eGC1.

    Primary eGC1 with a Sponsor Requiring 91Ě˝»¨SFI Review

    Investigators must disclose all Significant Financial Interests (SFI) related to their Institutional Duties, as defined by . FIDS will automatically include all existing SFI in a disclosure for an application to a sponsor that requires 91Ě˝»¨review of SFI. The following image shows an example list of existing SFI.

    s f i list for p h s sponsors

    Special Sponsor Case

    The sponsor type may shift from non- 91Ě˝»¨SFI review to 91Ě˝»¨SFI review rules for disclosures due to either a new sponsor being selected for the application or the current sponsor adopting the 91Ě˝»¨SFI review rules. If you completed your disclosure before the sponsor type (prime or originating) was changed to 91Ě˝»¨SFI review rules, then your SFI list on that disclosure will not include all of your existing SFI.

    If the disclosure is editable, you could update it to include any additional SFI.  Any future disclosures made for the now 91Ě˝»¨SFI review rules sponsor will automatically include all existing SFI.

    Non- 91Ě˝»¨SFI Review Sponsored Primary eGC1 or No Primary eGC1

    If the primary eGC1 does not have a 91Ě˝»¨SFI review rules sponsor, you should indicate only related SFI. Specifically, SFI related to research means that the SFI either impacts, or could appear to impact, the design, conduct, or reporting of any current or proposed sponsored research projects.

    Click the checkbox to include an SFI, or use the Select All or Deselect All links, as shown in the following image.

    s f i list for non p h s sponsor

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