Comparative Effectiveness Research: From Clinical Information To Economic Incentives
Abstract
Comparative effectiveness research has been promoted as a way to control health care costs, but there has been less discussion of the mechanisms through which new evidence actually will influence physician practice, patient preference, and manufacturer investment. Public and private insurers use conditional coverage, consumer cost sharing, provider contracting, and drug payment policies to manage and direct the flow of resources into the health...
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Title
Comparative Effectiveness Research: From Clinical Information To Economic Incentives
Published Date
Oct 1, 2010
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
10
Pages
1788 - 1795
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