Traditionally, the cost of conducting cancer clinical trials has been supported by a combination of research sponsors, institutions, and third-party payers. However, health insurers and other payers are increasingly reluctant to reimburse for direct patient care provided as part of a clinical trial. These policies--driven in part by a perception that patients enrolled in trials incur substantial additional costs--might impede efforts to enroll patients in clinical trials. Yet there is little evidence regarding the costs of treating patients in clinical trials.
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nonresponse form, protocol entry criteria, generalizable estimates, patient accrual, trial participation, cancer trials, billing records, patient survey, selected trial New!
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- Planning and Analysis of Observational Studies (Wiley Series in Probability and Statistics) by William G. Cochran in Back Matter
- Practical Aspects of Memory: Current Research and Issues by M.M. Gruneberg in Back Matter
- Questions about Questions: Inquiries Into the Cognitive Bases of Surveys by Judith M. Tanur in Back Matter
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