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Does Comparative Effectiveness Research Promote Rationing or Rational Cancer Care?

Jeffrey Peppercorn, MD
Duke University

Grant Type Making a Difference

Grant Cycle fall 2013

Duration 1 year

Amount $46,780

Jeffrey Peppercorn, Financial toxicity and societal costs of cancer care: distinct problems require distinct solutions, The Oncologist, Feb 2017.
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Jeffrey Peppercorn et al., Does comparative effectiveness research promote rationing of cancer care?, The Lancet Oncology, Mar 2014.
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Biomedical and behavioral research

Clinical care

Health care costs/Resource allocation

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