Moving Toward a Robust Comparative Effectiveness Research Enterprise
March 30th, 2010
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Robert Mechanic
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Darren Zinner
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Editor’s Note: Most health policy analysts believe that better evidence about quality and value, obtained through comparative effectiveness research (CER), can drive better clinical decision making and could potentially slow the rate of growth in health care spending. But the success of any national CER initiatives will depend on how evidence is developed, whether it... Read the rest of this entry »
