The ARRA Investment in CER: A Description of the Midstream Evaluation and How the Funds Were Allocated and CER Priorities Addressed

Dominick Esposito, Pierre L. Yong, Eugene Rich, Kristin Geonnotti and Laura D. Kimmey

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Abstract: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 comparative effectiveness research (CER) investments aimed to develop fundamental building blocks to transform health care in the United States by strategically aligning national CER efforts and priorities.

Keywords: comparative effectiveness research; data infrastructure; dissemination and translation; evaluation; human and scientific capital; priority conditions; priority interventions; priority populations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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