January 1, 2000

Editorial: The Missing Piece: Embracing Shared Decision Making to Reform Health Care

JWJames N. WeinsteinMicrosoft (United States)

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Dr. Weinstein is the Director of the Surgical Outcomes and Assessment Program Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences and Spine Center, Dartmouth Medical School, and The Center for Shared Decision-Making, The Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Hanover, New Hampshire. This editorial represents the opinion of the author.

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