As the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute gets up and running to drive the nation’s comparative-effectiveness-research agenda, some are seeking creative means to leverage the public-private entity to encourage cost comparisons of technology and services.
The 2010 health care reform legislation establishing the institute explicitly focuses on “clinical” comparative effectiveness research, rather than cost comparisons....
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