How Medicare Could Use Comparative Effectiveness Research In Deciding On New Coverage And Reimbursement
Abstract
Medicare must find new ways to achieve cost control without limiting access to beneficial services. We propose a payment model incorporating comparative effectiveness research to encourage Medicare to pay equally for services that provide comparable patient outcomes. The model would include higher payments for services demonstrated by adequate evidence to provide superior health benefits compared to alternative options. New services without such...
Paper Details
Title
How Medicare Could Use Comparative Effectiveness Research In Deciding On New Coverage And Reimbursement
Published Date
Oct 1, 2010
Journal
Volume
29
Issue
10
Pages
1796 - 1804
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