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Ranking medical innovations according to perceived health benefit
Abstract
In 2001, Fuchs and Sox published a landmark study on the relative importance for patients of thirty preselected medical innovations in the United States. About a decade later, we replicated the study in the Netherlands in response to the continuing debate on rising healthcare costs. The aims were to provide an updated list of medical innovations, categorise these according to their impact and novelty, provide a ranking according to the perceived...
Paper Details
Title
Ranking medical innovations according to perceived health benefit
Published Date
Jun 1, 2016
Journal
Volume
5
Issue
2
Pages
156 - 165
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