Most of the contracts between pharma and patient organisations are difficult to understand and contain unreasonable clauses
The contracts provided to patient advocates are often too long, difficult to understand for patient advocates, contain ambiguous clauses, contain terms that are in conflict with the very nature of patient advocacy, or even put the signing patient advocate at legal risk. That is what a survey run by the pan-European patient advocacy network Myeloma Patients Europe (MPE), and further supported by a network of 21 pan-European cancer patient advocacy organisations (WECAN) from other disease…