Accountability for reasonableness
Abstract
All health systems struggle with the issue of meeting population health needs fairly under resource constraints. Decisions about the implementation of new technologies provide a useful window into the larger issue, and a paper in this week's journal provides a valuable insight into the elements of decision making that decision makers themselves think important in trying to reach fair decisions on applying new technologies in health care.1
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Paper Details
Title
Accountability for reasonableness
Published Date
Nov 25, 2000
Journal
Volume
321
Issue
7272
Pages
1300 - 1301
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