EPISODE · Jan 13, 2017 · 43 MIN
Episode 4
from ACCP · host ACCPpostgrads
Sam Johnson, Director of Health Policy and Interprofessional Affairs for ACCP, interviews Lee Vermeulen and Glen Schumock, guest editors of Pharmacotherapy's themed issue on the rising costs of pharmaceuticals. Hear their perspectives on cost containment efforts, drug pricing and our current health care environment. Please note, that the opinions expressed on this podcast are of the individuals being interviewed not of ACCP.
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