My bill will enable greater information exchange in order to guide health plans, pharmacy benefit managers, and others who develop prescription drug formularies and medical devices to make well-informed decisions about the benefits and costs of medications and medical devices for the populations they cover.
Brett Guthrie: “My bill will enable greater information exchange in order to guide health plans, pharmacy benefit managers, and others…”
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Discusses his bill aimed at improving information exchange for better healthcare decisions.
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