By Kate Rawson
"There are FDA wannabes everywhere," John Kamp, executive director of the Coalition for Healthcare Communication declared during The RPM Report’s...
Flying Blind: Learning to Live Without Physician Prescribing Data
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Physicians aren't happy about the prescribing information companies use to help develop sales and marketing activities, and they're doing something about it. Policies adopted by medical professionals--and legislation moving at the state level--threaten to cut off marketers' access to information about who prescribes their products. Pharma companies better prepare to adapt to new ways of tracking sales.
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