On the recordJanuary 31, 2017
Are there physicians, or prescribers, who have been outliers on the upside--they are not oncologists, they are not pain doctors, so we do not think they have a reason to be prescribing a lot----
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congress.govAre there physicians, or prescribers, who have been outliers on the upside--they are not oncologists, they are not pain doctors, so we do not think they have a reason to be prescribing a lot----
Cassidy inquires about outlier prescribers of opioids.
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