An early health care priority for the new Republican leadership of the House Energy and Commerce Committee is a seemingly unlikely effort to prohibit federal agencies from using Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALYs) in any cost effectiveness activity.
The Health Subcommittee marked-up a bill (HR 485) 8 March that would take a section of law prohibiting the Medicare program from using QALYs (or any “similar measure”) “as...
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