Albo „polityka uznawania/poznawania innych kultur”.

. Courtesy Gifts
A Cultural Acknowledgement Item is a small, inexpensive item, not related to the practice of medicine, which is given to acknowledge significant national, cultural or religious events. Such items, may not be given to an HCP under any circumstances.
https://www.novartis.com/sites/www.novartis.com/files/NP4_Po...
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8.6.3 Cultural courtesy items
Cultural courtesy items for HCPs (ie items given
to acknowledge significant national cultural or
religious holidays) are not permitted, other than
by exception in some countries in EMAP and
Japan where it is considered respectful of local
customs and it is allowed under the local laws
and regulations and provided it is done in a fully
transparent way. Wherever such exception applies,
this must be documented and approved by local or
area RMCB with the rationale for respecting the
relevant holiday(s), together with the permitted
frequency and cost limits (minimal/modest and
proportionate within the country) for the items.
The limits for cultural courtesy items in any country
must be consistent across all business units in
that country.
https://www.gsk.com/media/280735/code-of-practice.pdf