National Partnership for Women and Families: Myths and Facts about Comparative Effectiveness Research

Posted by Ignatius BauSeptember 12, 2010
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This fact sheet from the National Partnership for Women and Families explains what comparative effectiveness research is and debunks several common myths about how such research might be used.  

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