At the end of June 2009, Disruptive Women in Health Care ran a series of posts that explored the issue of Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) from a variety of viewpoints and perspectives:

• Patients
• Providers
• Innovators
• Caregivers
• Policymakers
• Rare Diseases
• Minorities
• Gender

While there is tremendous potential in the power of CER, there remain a number of troubling issues and difficult questions.  The promise and the pitfalls are reflected in the new CER ebook we put together, which encapsulates each of the posts.  To download a free copy, please click here.

Related posts:

1. Comparative Effectiveness Research Smack Down: June 22nd Kicks Off A Policy Challenge through the Eyes of Disruptive Women in Health Care
2. Comparative effectiveness research: do we need to reevaluate research ills?
3. Comparative Effectiveness Research: What a Difference an X Should Make
4. Drug Adherence Throwdown: Disruptive Women Take on America’s Other Drug Problem
5. Comparative Effectiveness Research: Thinking outside the box

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