From June 2016 all pharmaceutical companies in Europe will be required to publish payments made to health care professionals (HCP) or organizations (HCO) under a new disclosure code being introduced by the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA).
The over-arching aim of the code is to bring more transparency to the life sciences industry across Europe in a bid to stamp out unethical practices. But will it achieve its objectives?
The Pharma Letter’s Katie Osborne takes an in-depth look at the EFPIA’s code and how it will work in practice:
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