Health Care & Hospital Law
Jan. 10, 2012
New federal rules mandate disclosure of manufacturer-doctor relationships
The federal government wants drug and device companies to report every lunch, speaking fee and grant over $10 that they give to physicians and teaching hospitals.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN DIEGO - Extravagant dinners and all-expense-paid golf vacations for doctors and researchers are no longer industry standards for pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, but the federal government still wants companies to report every lunch, speaking fee and grant they give to physicians and teaching hospitals.
The Sunshine Act, a provision of the federal health care reform law, mandates ...
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