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Tag Archives: Comparative effectiveness research
New NPC Report on Comparative Effectiveness Research
Advances in medical research create the potential for better health outcomes, improved treatment and even prevention of once-fatal diseases and, with these improvements, a more cost-effective healthcare system. How we use research is the key to achieving a healthier society. That’s what makes the new publication by the National Pharmaceutical Council (NPC), “2014 Comparative Effectiveness Research and the Environment for Health Care Decision-Making” so valuable. This is the fourth year that NPC has conducted a Read More >
Putting Patients First: Paving a Path to Useful CER
Comparative effectiveness research (CER) has the potential to improve health outcomes by helping people make better-informed decisions. But how do we know that CER will generate information that is useful? On September 30, in Washington, DC, you can be part of a conversation featuring a broad range of health care stakeholders—patients, providers, policymakers, payers, researchers, and those who fund research–by participating in an effort led by the National Health Council to create a framework to Read More >
