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26 Gaining Acceptance for Effectiveness and Outcomes Research
Pages 224-226

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... The caution of Henry Aaron and others echoes the good advice that Holly Smith, my previous mentor and Chief of Medicine at the University of California at San Francisco, gave me: "Never promise more than you can give, and always give more than you can promise." Do not promise that outcomes research will significantly lower the cost of health care.
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... The last group that is crucial to outcomes research represents the biggest challenge. This is the providers of health care, particularly physicians.
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... Pp. 190-200 in Effectiveness and Outcomes in Health Care.
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