PRESCRIPTION DRUG UNITARY PRICING CLAUSE WILL BE DELETED BY SENATE
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PRESCRIPTION DRUG UNITARY PRICING CLAUSE WILL BE DELETED BY SENATE, Health Industry Group Purchasing Association Executive Director Robert Betz predicted at HIGPA's National Pharmacy Forum in Scottsdale, Ariz. May 24. HIGPA is a member of the Coalition of Health Care Providers Concerned About Rising Drug Costs, which has been lobbying against the provision in President Clinton's Health Security Act that would mandate equal access for pharmacy to manufacturer discounts.
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