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. 2012 Fall;9(3):22-6.

Will comparative effectiveness research finally succeed?

Will comparative effectiveness research finally succeed?

Erwin A Blackstone et al. Biotechnol Healthc. 2012 Fall.

Abstract

Autonomy, innovation, and drug access may be at stake along with personalized medicine. Can all stakeholders be satisfied and should cost be a factor?

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Erwin A. Blackstone, PhD
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Joseph P. Fuhr Jr., PhD
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Danielle Ziernicki, PharmD

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