The proportion of retail contract pharmacies in the 340B program that contract exclusively with “core safety-net” facilities fell from 95% [...] …
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The 340B drug pricing program does not improve inpatient care quality for underserved patients, a recent government-funded analysis concluded. A [...] …
The U.S. Government Accountability Office late last month restated its controversial recommendation that Congress take actions to reduce incentives for [...] …
Hospitals charge, on average, 500% of their acquisition cost for 20 individual medicines that account for the largest share of [...] …
A high-profile researcher and colleagues are urging a range of changes to the 340B program, including new provisions on transparency, [...] …
As the not-for-profit hospital sector slowly emerges from its worst financial year in recent history, some of those organizations’ bottom [...] …
The 340B drug pricing program may incentivize hospitals and other covered entities to buy expensive preventative HIV medications over low-cost [...] …
The 340B drug pricing program has evolved from a “buy low, sell low” program to help safety-net hospitals serve low-income [...] …
Early, limited versions of contract pharmacy restrictions for 340B hospitals cut their revenue by $1.5 billion in one year, according [...] …
Two new studies—one by pharmacists at Ascension Via Christi health system in Kansas, the other by drug industry consulting and [...] …