China Punishes Hospital, Govt Heads For Med Overpricing, Funding Misuse
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
China's National Audit Office said it had rectified drug overprices of 23 hospitals in 17 counties totaling RMB 66.77 million ($10.73 million), publicized the corrected prices, and punished nine held responsible verbally and administratively.
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