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  • To provide updated principles and best practices for preparing and presenting pharmaceutical-supported conference materials.
  • To align with Good Publication Practice (GPP) 2022 standards.

Main Methods:

  • Incorporated feedback from the previous GPCAP iteration.
  • Included insights from expert interviews and general revisions.

Main Results:

  • Introduced new sections on patient engagement, accessibility, inclusivity, artificial intelligence, and enhanced content.
  • Updated existing sections on authorship, copyright, citations, and encores.

Conclusions:

  • These updated recommendations offer practical guidance for submitting and presenting company-sponsored research.
  • The goal is to uphold high standards of consistency, transparency, and integrity in scientific discourse at conferences.