For the last five years the National Pharmaceutical Council has conducted an annual survey that provides a snapshot of health care stakeholders’ perceptions of the key players involved in the comparative effectiveness research (CER) process, from setting priorities to translating and disseminating the research findings.
A few survey findings have become clearer with each year: CER is important, the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is the dominant player in this space, and the goalposts...
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