Sharon Batt’s brief on behalf of BCAQ to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health on the new guidelines of the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board (PMPRB)
Sharon Batt was happy to address the new guidelines of the PMPRB in November, as this is her field of expertise. In it she writes, “Our brief on the new guidelines of the PMPRB discusses the politics of industry funding. Many patient organisations today receive support from the pharmaceutical industry, to the extent that these relationships can seem normal. We don’t think they are.”
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