A few weeks ago, Dr. Ron (Ronald Hirsch, MD) wrote about a situation in which members of a utilization review (UR) staff were uncomfortable with a physician’s admission order. This raises several issues worth discussing. First, what should you do when you are directed to
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Last summer’s Loper Bright decision was supposed to be a watershed moment for administrative law. By overturning Chevron deference, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that
A recent federal lawsuit filed by AbbVie may prove to be one of the most consequential developments in the evolution of the 340B Drug Pricing
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