More than 60% of life science companies are not yet ready to meet transparency requirements being set out by the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), according to a survey.
From June 2016, all pharmaceutical companies will be required to publish aggregate totals of payments made in the previous year to doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals.
Under the code, EFPIA member companies will have to disclose the names of healthcare professionals (HCPs) and organizations (HCOs) that have received payments or other transfers of value from them.
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