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Conflicts of interest
All working party members signed a form to declare any potential conflicts of interest with the
guidelines. Nearly all professionals worked for an organisation whose work is related in some way
to the guidelines. Details of appointments and affiliations are therefore listed. Financial interest
information can be obtained on request from the Royal College of Physicians.
Representative Conflict of interest
Dr Neil Baldwin Advisory board member, Boehringer Ingelheim, Bayer and Bristol,
Meyer, Squibb; and director, British Association of Stroke
Physicians
Mr Jon Barrick Board member, Stroke Alliance for Europe; Board member, World
Stroke Organisation; Steering Committee, UK Stroke Forum;
Steering Committee, US Stroke Assembly
Dr Geoffrey Cloud Educational travel bursary and advisory board member for
Boehringer Ingelheim in 2011/12
Dr Anne Freeman Trustee of the Stroke Association
Dr Martin James Received sponsorship support to attend the European Stroke
Conference in Barcelona from Boehringer Ingelheim 2010
Dr Damian Jenkinson Received honoraria to speak from Boehringer Ingelheim,
Lundbeck and Sanofi Aventis; and trustee of Stroke Association
Professor Peter Langhorne Director of Chest, Heart and Stroke, Scotland
Professor Jill Manthorpe Trustee for the Centre for Policy on Ageing; associate director of
NIHR School for Social Care Research; director, Social Care
Workforce Research Unit, King’s College London; member of
various research advisory groups: Alzheimer’s Society, Red Cross
Professor Helen Rodgers Associate director, Stroke Research Network
Professor Anthony Rudd Trustee of the Stroke Association
Mr Stephen Simpson Works for the Stroke Association
Professor Pippa Tyrrell Travel grant from Boehringer Inghelheim for European Stroke
Conference 2012
Professor Derick Wade None directly: has been paid consultancy for multiple sclerosis
work and spasticity work by Almirall and Ipsen
Dr Philip White Consultancy work for education/training purposes for
Microvention Terumo Inc. – a manufacturer of devices used in the
treatment of aneursmal subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH);
Research grants within last five years from Codman, Coviden and
Microvention – manufacturers of devices used in haemorrhagic
stroke and in case of Codman/Coviden ischaemic stroke
The following members declared no conflicts of interest: Dr Audrey Bowen, Miss Louise Briggs,
Dr Christopher Burton, Dr Andrew Clifton, Ms Rosemary Cunningham, Mrs Diana Day, Mrs
Melanie Derbyshire, Professor Avril Drummond, Dr Judi Edmans, Ms Sarah Gillham, Mr Ian
Golton, Mrs Nicola Hancock, Mr Steve Hatton, Ms Cheryl Hookway, Dr Helen Hosker, Dr Peter
Humphrey, Mrs Amanda Jones, Dr Cherry Kilbride, Mr Joe Korner, Dr Peter Knapp, Dr Chris
McKevitt, Dr Helen Newton, Dr Sue Pownall, Dr Elizabeth Weekes, Dr Gavin Young.
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