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Wednesday, October 1, 2014
BREAKING NEWS!! Coverage revised for compound drugs prescribed for Medicare-eligible IHCP members Effective November 1, 2014, the Indiana Health Coverage Programs (IHCP) is revising its coverage policy for extemporaneously compounded drug products prescribed for IHCP members who are also eligible for Medicare Part D coverage. Compounded drug products containing a Medicare Part D-covered drug product will not be covered by the IHCP for dually eligible members. This change applies to dates of service on or after November 1, 2014.
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APOTECA To Engage In A Unique Enterprise Solution For IV Automation At The Ohio State University - Dayton ...
APOTECA To Engage In A Unique Enterprise Solution For IV Automation At The Ohio State University - Dayton ...
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1. How can reps reach docs? Trying thinking like Netflix or Amazon
2. Sunshine fact: $3.5B + 546,000 docs equals one unwieldy database
3. Pfizer DTC message: Hey guys, women say it's cool to take Viagra
4. Novartis dinner-party kickback case must go on, judge says
5. Sucampo's Amitiza targets 45-plus women with belly-as-balloon DTC ads
1. How can reps reach docs? Trying thinking like Netflix or Amazon
2. Sunshine fact: $3.5B + 546,000 docs equals one unwieldy database
3. Pfizer DTC message: Hey guys, women say it's cool to take Viagra
4. Novartis dinner-party kickback case must go on, judge says
5. Sucampo's Amitiza targets 45-plus women with belly-as-balloon DTC ads
Key Quote to Note: The logic then was, as it has remained, that the subtle dangers of defective drugs can often be lethal, and that such dangers will almost invariably be inscrutable to the untutored eye of the consumer or patient.
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Open Payments website reveals $3.5 billion paid to docs, hospitals By Jaimy Lee Posted: September 30, 2014 - 8:00 pm ET Tags: Compensation, Devicemakers, Healthcare Reform, Hospitals, Pharmaceuticals, Physicians, Robert Wah
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