"New Jersey Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights;" establishes procedures by which entities are required to conduct audits of pharmacies.
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This bill, the "New Jersey Pharmacy Audit Bill of Rights," establishes procedures for entities auditing pharmacies. It outlines specific requirements for audits, including notice to the pharmacy, limitations on the number of prescriptions audited, and protections against clerical errors being considered fraud. The bill also mandates a process for pharmacies to appeal audit findings and prohibits recoupment of funds unless there’s evidence of fraud, error leading to overpayment, or a misfill. Finally, it establishes rules for how audits are conducted and enforced.
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