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As Japan Mulls Pushing Back Fee Revisions, Chuikyo Reps Fret Impact on Drug Price Updates

April 27, 2023
With the Japanese government revving up its digital transformation (DX) drive for the healthcare sector, the initiative might entail a change in the timing of physician fee revisions. Members of a key reimbursement policy panel on April 26 aired concerns…

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