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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2010 · 19 MIN

Podcast 78: Just what are “comparative effectiveness” studies anyway?

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This week, a conversation with Michael Hochman on his examination of what the major general journals publish in the way of comparative effectiveness studies. He talks about what they are and how to think about that reprint that the drug rep has just dropped off for you. Reach us at 617-440-4374, or write to [email protected]. This week’s interview links: Michael Hochman’s JAMA study The accompanying editorial This week’s news links: Blood pressure variability and CVD risk Elective coronary angiography’s low yield Prostate cancer treatments after consultations The post Podcast 78: Just what are “comparative effectiveness” studies anyway? first appeared on Clinical Conversations.

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This week, a conversation with Michael Hochman on his examination of what the major general journals publish in the way of comparative effectiveness studies. He talks about what they are and how to think about that reprint that the drug rep has just dropped off for you. Reach us at 617-440-4374, or write to [email protected]. This week’s […]

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