Prepping For 2020 – AdvaMed Adopts A Revised Code Of Ethics For U.S. HCP Interactions

By Thomas Sullivan on February 11, 2019

The Advanced Medical Technology Association recently announced revisions to its longstanding Code of Ethics on Interactions with Health Care Professionals in the United States (AdvaMed U.S. Code). These revisions, described in greater detail below, become effective January 1, 2020.

Interview with Matt Wetzel, Vice President & Deputy General Counsel, Advanced Medical Technology Association

To read the complete article click the link to Policy and Medicine Compliance Update February 2019 issue

Prepping For 2020 – AdvaMed Adopts A Revised Code Of Ethics For U.S. HCP Interactions

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