Sunshine Bill Trade-Off: Stronger Pre-emption Would Mean More Disclosure
Executive Summary
Increased pre-emption under the Physician Payment Sunshine Act is possible if the federal law is expanded to include all or most provisions under state disclosure laws, Senate Finance Committee Investigative Counsel Christopher Armstrong said at the National Disclosure Summit in Washington, D.C
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