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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mayo Clin Proc. 2016 Jan;91(1):84–96. doi: 10.1016/j.mayocp.2015.10.016

Table 1. Nature of general paymentsb to recipient physicians, August 1, 2013 to December 31, 2013.

All general payments Identified general payments

Nature of payment or transfer of value General payments, No. (% of total) Total value, USD (% of total) General payments, No. (% of total) Total value, USD (% of total)
Charitable contribution 317 (<1%) $270,769 (<1%) 232 (<1%) $149,089 (<1%)
Compensation for services other than consulting, including serving as faculty/speaker at a non-CME program 118,274 (3%) $189,211,910 (25%) 75,514 (3%) $112,549,967 (24%)
Compensation for serving as faculty/speaker for a non-accredited and non-certified CME program 7,152 (<1%) $15,021,864 (2%) 4,411 (<1%) $9,773,642 (2%)
Compensation for serving as faculty/speaker for an accredited or certified CME program 927 (<1%) $4,375,863 (<1%) 399 (<1%) $1,233,613 (<1%)
Consulting fee 67,297 (2%) $147,813,521 (19%) 45,989 (2%) $94,005,913 (20%)
Current or prospective ownership or investment interest 2,047 (<1%) $14,975,459 (2%) 1,587 (<1%) $8,524,147 (2%)
Education 187,436 (4%) $20,559,345 (3%) 128,044 (5%) $12,772,469 (3%)
b

All identified payments includes payments to an identified recipient physician, regardless of the type of payment (research or general). All identified general payments include the subset of payments made for any reason other than for research.