The Greek pharma trade group SfEE says it read the recent news reports about illegal practices in the prescription and sale of medicines and other types of healthcare benefits, as revealed following the National Organization for Healthcare (EOPYY) inspections, with concern, almost indignation.
The SFEE obviously welcomes such efforts by the EOPYY and wishes that every source of unlawfulness and abuse be eradicated. At the same time, however, the SfEE says “it cannot but feel indignant at seeing that all areas of healthcare, pharmaceuticals in particular, are dominated by the logic of clawback, a logic that has led the state to shake off any responsibility for a rational management of available resources.”
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