Although 2011 brings political party shifts in Congress and new challenges, the mission of the Coalition for Healthcare Communication (CHC) remains the same: To protect, for society and individual patients, the benefit of the free flow of healthcare information. This year the CHC will be focusing on four major issues: (1) tax treatment of marketing costs; (2) “transparency,” conflict of interest and collaboration; (3) proposals to limit the collection and use of Rx and consumer medical data; and (4) FDA DDMAC’s policies and guidelines (including social media guidelines). The 2011 Focus of the Coalition describes the issues CHC will be tracking in 2011, the political climate in which those issues will be debated and how potential outcomes could change the Rx communication business and affect the public health.
Coalition Focus for 2011
CATEGORIES: CME, Conflict of Interest, DTC Advertising, FDA, FDA Regulated Education, General, Gifts to Physicians, Legislation, Litigation, REMS, Regulation, Use of Rx Data
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MORE ABOUT: AAAA, ad coalition, ad tax, Advertising Coalition, certified medical education, conflict of interest, DDMAC, draft guidance, DTC, FDA, free speech, gifts to physicians, healthcare reform, industry prescriber collaboration, marketing, policy, prescriber data, regulation, rx data, social media, value of medicine

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