Community Voices for 340B (CV340B), the first non-profit grassroots organization focused on promoting the importance of the 340B program, kicked off the first of series of regional educational webinars scheduled last week. The event, which was focused on the Northeast part of the nation, was intended to galvanize support for 340B from state and local leaders.
Panelists were from an urban teaching hospital in northern New Jersey, a critical access hospital in northwest Vermont, and an organization that operates community health centers outside of Pittsburgh. Other participants included Rhiannon Marshall-Klein, CV340B’s national advocacy manager, John Reid, the organization’s Texas field director, and Peggy Tighe, principal with the Washington, D.C. law firm of Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville.
Community Voices for 340B (CV340B), the first non-profit grassroots organization focused on promoting the importance of the 340B program, kicked off the first of series of regional educational webinars scheduled last week. The event, which was focused on the Northeast part of the nation, was intended to galvanize support for 340B from state and local leaders.
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