Information to Patients : Health Organisations Urge Meps to Reject Commission Proposals
Ahead of the European Parliament's vote on the directive on information to patients, which will take place on 23 November, four health organisations have called on MEPs to oppose the European Commission's proposals with regard to the public provision of information relating to drugs subjected to medical regulation, specifically for a directive to modify Directive 2001/83/CE and a regulation to modify (EC)726/2004. In a 16 November letter, the Association Internationale de la Mutualite (AIM), Health Action International (HAI) Europe, the International Society of Drug Bulletins (ISDB) and the Medicines in Europe Forum (MiEF) have objected to pharmaceutical companies being the sole judge …
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Article title: Information to Patients : Health Organisations Urge Meps to Reject Commission Proposals.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: European Social Policy.
Publication date: December 6, 2010.
Page number: 283784.
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