Ethical analysis proposes healthcare rationing based on clinical effectiveness rather than cost effectiveness, suggesting improved fairness and public acceptability.
Alena Buyx, Daniel Friedrich, and Bettina Schöne-Seifert argue that basing rationing decisions on clinical effectiveness rather than cost effectiveness would be fairer and could make it more acceptable
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