Showing posts with label transparency. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transparency. Show all posts

Friday, February 1, 2013

Legal / Transparency Risk Assessment learning opportunities at EuroMeeting2013


Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Primary care doc: It’s “crazy” that doctors don’t consider costs in patient treatment plans

from MedCity News


It’s not just patients who are seeking price transparency.

For years, Leslie Ramirez, 46, a primary care, internal medicine doctor in Chicago, , has been frustrated by patients who do not adhere to her care program because they can’t afford to buy a particular medication or undergo a certain test.

“It was so disheartening to hear that the plans that I had made for them weren’t being followed because they couldn’t afford the things that I was telling them to do,” Ramirez, who sees a fair number of uninsured and ...

Primary care doc: It’s “crazy” that doctors don’t consider costs in patient treatment plans

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Europe Adopts Transparency Guideline




The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has released guidance that outlines a European-wide approach for dealing with transparency and access to information included in marketing authorization applications. The guideline identifies which parts of an application dossier can or cannot be released in response to document requests.



According to the EMA, the guidance is a "major step for transparency" when dealing with requests for access to marketing authorization applications and is the first time that a harmonized, European approach to the issue has been adopted. Going forward, all regulatory authorities in the European Economic Area will apply the same principles.
 
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