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anonymous
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Wonder if the feds ever looked into Purdue's database of physicians who reps identified as "potential pill mills".
What's ironic is that, if a rep identified a doc's office as a potential pill mill, the rep would receive no bonus on that doc's prescriptions for Oxy.
Therefore, no rep in their right mind would turn a doc in, unles they were highly ethical. I know of only 1 rep in the entire company that fits that bill.
Purdue initially trained the reps on how to ID a pill mill office. WHAT A FARCE!!
I'm sure Purdue has tried to bury this as deeply as they possibly could.
What's ironic is that, if a rep identified a doc's office as a potential pill mill, the rep would receive no bonus on that doc's prescriptions for Oxy.
Therefore, no rep in their right mind would turn a doc in, unles they were highly ethical. I know of only 1 rep in the entire company that fits that bill.
Purdue initially trained the reps on how to ID a pill mill office. WHAT A FARCE!!
I'm sure Purdue has tried to bury this as deeply as they possibly could.