2025 FDS Disclosure Statement and Abstract Catalog Form


  • Speaker Disclosure Statement

    If you are presenting more than once, you only need to complete one disclosure.
  • Speaker Disclosure Statement

    The Medical Educational Council of Pensacola (MECOP) requires that all speakers, faculty members and planning committee members complete a Disclosure Statement so that relevant relationships with commercial interests are disclosed to the provider.  All relevant relationships of the speaker/committee member and their spouse/partner must be listed below.

    Please note that MECOP defines “relevant” as any relationship/dollar amount in the past 12 months.  A commercial interest is any entity that produces, markets, re-sells, or distributes health care goods or services consumed by, or used on, patients. 

    Each speaker is required to complete this form.

    Conference Name: 2025 APGO Martin L. Stone, MD, Faculty Development Seminar
    Date: January 11-14, 2025
  • Do you have any potential conflicts of interest to disclose? If so, please list them here including Company Name, Relationship and whether it is self/spouse/partner. If you have nothing to disclose, type NONE in the text box.
  • By typing your name here, you are signing this application electronically. You agree your electronic signature is the legal equivalent of your manual signature on this disclosure statement.
  • MECOP does not imply that such relationships will prevent the speaker/committee member from making an unbiased presentation/decision. However, it is imperative that such relationships be identified so that MECOP can determine work to resolve any conflict(s) of interest, should one arise.
  • APGO Abstract Catalog Form (to be completed once per presentation by the primary author)

  • Check fields that apply. (To ensure proper search functionality, check only relevant boxes or a maximum of 2 in each category.)
  • *Unless an abstract specifically falls into any of these clinical focus categories, please leave this section blank*
  • The following is a list of possible keywords to use when categorizing abstracts. We recommend you select at least six keywords from this list or your own to help users locate abstracts that fit their search terms.