AG Proposes Stricter Limits on Pay, Gifts to Doctors From Pharma and Device Makers
The New Jersey Attorney General's Office is proposing new regulations that would sharply curtail money and gifts health care providers may receive from pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing companies.
October 09, 2017 at 03:15 PM
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The New Jersey Attorney General's Office is proposing new regulations that would sharply curtail money and gifts health care providers may receive from pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturing companies.
The office's Division of Consumer Affairs announced the proposed new rules on Oct. 6. The division is accepting public comments through Dec. 1 and holding a public hearing at its Newark offices on Oct. 29.
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