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Eddy indentifies and discusses methodological problems with-effectiveness analysis as a means of allocating limited health care. The discussion takes the form of an imaginary dialogue between, a physician, and his late father, a general surgeon. It concludes with a assessment of Oregon's attempt to use cost-effectiveness analysis to resources for state-funded health care. (KIE abstract)
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