Abstract
In clinical research, the term "conflict of interest" appears quiet frequently. Conflict of interest does not always result in research misconduct, nor is it always an issue. Conflict of interest rules differ depending on the type and stage of research, and researchers are expected to choose and follow them appropriately. In this paper, we review the fundamental concept of conflict of interest management in clinical research and the importance of conflict of interest management, and then organize the various rules based on the type and stage of research. Furthermore, the key points for effective conflict of interest management that researchers should be aware of are summarized.
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