The California Hurdle - SB 790 and Pharma
This article reviews the changes SB 790 calls for, and what compliance professionals should keep an eye on.
The California Senate passed a bill (“SB 790”) in May 2017 that, if enacted, will change how pharmaceutical companies interact with health care professionals (“HCPs”). While standards and requirements for transfers of value are not new to pharmaceutical companies, SB 790 introduces new concepts for California, including:
• new standards for ‘allowable expenditures,’ which includes limitations on sponsorship of conferences or seminars that are educational, policy making, medical, or scientific;
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Source: Policy and Medicine - Category: American Health Authors: Thomas Sullivan - Policy & Medicine Writing Staff Source Type: blogs
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