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Tag Archives: patient participation
MR Imaging, Electronic Test Ordering Creates Waste
Waste is what you get with rampant, uncritical use of MRI and health information technology, according to two papers out this week. The authors of a companion editorial to one of the papers even go so far as to suggest … Continue reading
What’s the Patient Got to Do with It?
Here we are discussing the prostate cancer screening guidelines, but what bothers me is that the patient is brought in as a footnote at the end of the analysis. I find it really dispiriting that there is so much lip … Continue reading
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Tagged evidence reviews, patient participation, patient-centered outcomes research, technology assessments
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