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Sunshine Reporting of Payments to Physicians

MITA resources and links to external resources on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s sunshine reporting of payments to physicians.

Sunshine Reporting Provision in the Affordable Care Act and Legislation Summaries:

MITA’s Sunshine FAQ

State and Federal Sunshine Law Summary

Sunshine Provision Language

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Presentation on and Summary of the Legislation

MITA Code of Ethics:

MITA Code of Ethics

CMS Action on Sunshine Reporting:

CMS’s Open Door Forum

Comments from MITA and Other Sources on Sunshine Reporting:

ACRO Comments on Sunshine

AMA Comments on Open Door Forum

MITA Comments on Open Door Forum

Industry Letter to Secretary Sebelius on Sunshine Implementation

MITA Comments on Sunshine Reporting Requirements for Drug and Device Manufacturers

Capitol Hill Press Releases on Sunshine Reporting:

Grassley Expresses Concern Over Sunshine for Doctor Payments Delays

Grassley and Kohl Urge Action on Sunshine Law

Grassley, Kohl say Public Should Know When Pharmaceutical Makers Give Money to Doctors

Grassley, Kohl Continue Campaign to Disclose Financial Ties Between Doctors and Drug Companies



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