A confidential document composed by Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America in connection with its 340B program reform initiative with the National Association of Community Health Centers fleshes out a “coalition” vision of the 10-point reform plan that the two groups issued on March 9.
An unsigned, undated copy entitled “Coalition Policy Principles” and marked “Highly Confidential” began circulating widely among 340B provider stakeholders during the past two days. According to sources, hospital group 340B Health sent a copy to its members in an email Tuesday, attributed it to “a PhRMA-led group,” and said it was in circulation on Capitol Hill.
A confidential document composed by Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America in connection with its 340B program reform initiative with the National Association of Community Health Centers fleshes out a “coalition” vision of the 10-point reform plan that the two […]
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