|Articles|February 1, 2000

February 2000
Volume 6
Issue 2

Barriers to Using Cost-Effectiveness Analysis in Managed Cae Decision Making

Author(s)Lisa A. Prosser, MS, Jeffrey P. Koplan, MD, MPH, Peter J. Neumann, ScD

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