HRSA rebate dispute resolution rules drop requirement for audit plan pre-approval.
Executive Summary
HRSA Rx REBATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION RULE DROPS AUDIT PLAN APPROVAL REQUIREMENT, according to a Dec. 12 Federal Register notice announcing the Health Resources & Services Administration's final guidelines on audits and dispute resolution for prescription drug rebates paid to HHS under the Veterans Health Care Act of 1992. In response to a comment on the draft guidelines announced in June 1994, the "requirement for approval of an audit plan has been dropped," the notice states.
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