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A letter to the editor argues that true cost-effectiveness comparisons between CRNAs and physician anesthesiologists must include comprehensive costs, as mortality outcomes are similar.
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This letter critiques a previous study on the cost-effectiveness of physician anesthesia, advocating for a more comprehensive cost analysis comparing CRNAs and physicians.
This letter critiques a previous study on the cost-effectiveness of physician anesthesia, advocating for a more comprehensive cost analysis comparing CRNAs and physicians.
Marilyn Weis (2004) conducted a letter in Anesthesia outcomes and cost-effectiveness. Anesthesia provider type (CRNA vs Physician) was evaluated. A letter to the editor argues that true cost-effectiveness comparisons between CRNAs and physician anesthesiologists must include comprehensive costs, as mortality outcomes are similar.
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