Alberta delivers new blow to prescription data mining
Alberta has become the second province to ban the sale of physicians' prescribing information. Pharmacies and pharmacists have been given 6 months to stop making such sales without physicians' consent. The decision came after the sales were ruled a violation of the province's Health I...
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| description | Alberta has become the second province to ban the sale of physicians' prescribing information. Pharmacies and pharmacists have been given 6 months to stop making such sales without physicians' consent. The decision came after the sales were ruled a violation of the province's Health Information Act. Companies affected by the ruling have 45 days to appeal to Information and Privacy Commissioner Frank Work. |
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