HIMA Looking To Jumpstart Japanese To Action In Reimbursement Arena
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Slow implementation of medical device reimbursement reforms agreed to by the Japanese government has prompted the Health Industry Manufacturers Association to highlight the issue for Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Richard Fisher in deregulation talks scheduled March 21-22 in Tokyo.
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