
AdvaMed Position Statement Regarding Transition to National Reimbursement Codes
This AdvaMed position statement is intended to provide clarity about the transition away from the acronyms NDC/NHRIC to NRC, including rationale and implications.
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This AdvaMed position statement is intended to provide clarity about the transition away from the acronyms NDC/NHRIC to NRC, including rationale and implications.
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