Cost-Effectiveness And Evidence Evaluation As Criteria For Coverage Policy

Volume: 23, Issue: Suppl1, Pages: W4 - 296
Published: Jan 1, 2004
Abstract
Private health plans and government health insurance programs in the United States base their coverage decisions on evidence criteria, rather than explicit cost-effectiveness criteria. As health spending continues to grow rapidly, however, approaches to coverage policy that ignore costs fail to meet the needs of consumers, employers, health plans, and federal and state governments. I describe the role of evidence-based criteria in formal...
Paper Details
Title
Cost-Effectiveness And Evidence Evaluation As Criteria For Coverage Policy
Published Date
Jan 1, 2004
Volume
23
Issue
Suppl1
Pages
W4 - 296
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