Congressional GOP backers of federal reporting requirements for 340B hospitals yesterday rejected Democratic arguments that fairness dictates that those requirements be paired with 340B contract pharmacy requirements for drug manufacturers.
U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee Republicans, joined by just one committee Democrat, approved Rep. Larry Bucshon’s (R-Ind.) 340B Transparency Act, H.R. 3290, and sent it to the full House for further action. The vote was 29-22. The bill would give the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services the option to impose 340B reporting requirements on other types of covered entities.
Congressional GOP backers of federal reporting requirements for 340B hospitals yesterday rejected Democratic arguments that fairness dictates that those requirements be paired with 340B contract pharmacy requirements for drug manufacturers. U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee Republicans, joined by just […]
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