Getting 340B pharmacy data to study trends and public health impacts “is like trying to catch a will-o’-the-wisp,” a former senior Trump administration health care official said in a commentary last week in the life sciences news publication STAT.
“The data released on 340B to date indicate there are fundamental questions about this program that need to be answered,” John O’Brien, a pharmacist, wrote in an Oct. 26 opinion article pegged to the 340B program’s 30th anniversary this Friday. STAT is widely read by health and pharmaceutical policy makers.
Getting 340B pharmacy data to study trends and public health impacts “is like trying to catch a will-o’-the-wisp,” a former senior Trump administration health care official said in a commentary last week in the life sciences news publication STAT.
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