Healthcare providers can suppress attacks on and build support for the 340B program by doing more to show the program helps vulnerable patients, the anesthesiologist who served as President Trump’s surgeon general said yesterday.
“We are fighting to deliver care to the vulnerable and to the underserved and we’ve got to show those outcomes, show the value you’re delivering,” former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams told attendees of the 340B Coalition Summer Conference Wednesday in National Harbor, Md. “If we do that, we’ll have less attacks on some of the work that’s going on out there.”
Healthcare providers can suppress attacks on and build support for the 340B program by doing more to show the program helps vulnerable patients, the anesthesiologist who served as President Trump’s surgeon general said yesterday.
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