National Priorities for the Assessment of Clinical Conditions and Medical Technologies : Report of a Pilot Study.

National Priorities for the Assessment of Clinical Conditions and Medical Technologies : Report of a Pilot Study.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Staff, Institute of Medicine
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington : National Academies Press, 1989.
Series:Publication IOM National priorities for the assessment of clinical conditions and medical technologies
Subjects:
Medical technology > United States.
Clinical medicine.
Technology assessment.
Medical policy.
Economics.
Outcome assessment (Medical care)
Health planning.
Social sciences.
Medical care.
Health services administration.
Social control.
Technology Assessment, Biomedical
Technology, High-Cost
Evaluation Studies
Evaluation Studies as Topic
Economics
Outcome and Process Assessment, Health Care
Health Planning
Study Characteristics
Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms
Quality of Health Care
Legislation as Topic
Investigative Techniques
Social Sciences
Health Care Economics and Organizations
Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena
Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment
Americas
Delivery of Health Care
Publication Characteristics
Health Services Administration
Social Control, Formal
Geographic Locations
Health Care Quality, Access, and Evaluation
Geographicals
Clinical Medicine
Health Policy
Treatment Outcome
Outcome Assessment, Health Care.
Patient Care Management > methods
Patient Care Management
Patient Care
economics.
social sciences.
United States.
North America.
United States
North America
Online Access: Full text (Wentworth users only)
Local Note:ProQuest Ebook Central
Table of Contents:
  • National Priorities for the Assessment of Clinical Conditions and Medical Technologies; Copyright; Acknowledgments; Foreword; Contents; Summary; ASSESSING MEDICAL PRACTICE; A NATIONAL APPROACH; PRIORITY-SETTING CRITERIA; TWENTY ASSESSMENT PRIORITIES; USING THE PRIORITIES; ACCOMMODATING CLINICAL CONDITIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES; NEXT STEPS; 1 Introduction; 2 A Pilot Process for Setting National Assessment Priorities; ELEMENTS OF A NATIONAL APPROACH; NATIONALLY APPLICABLE PRIORITY-SETTING CRITERIA; Primary Criteria; Potential (for an Assessment) to Improve Individual Patient Outcome.
  • Potential to Affect a Large Patient PopulationPotential to Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost; Potential to Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical Practice; Secondary Criteria; Potential to Address Social and Ethical Implications; Potential to Advance Medical Knowledge; Potential to Affect Policy Decisions; Potential to Enhance the National Capacity for Assessment; Potential to Be Readily Conducted; A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR PRIORITIES; The Clinical Condition Approach; The Technology Approach; Integrating the Clinical Condition and Technology Approaches; METHOD OF THIS PILOT STUDY; Overview.
  • Round I of the Modified Delphi ProcessRound II of the Modified Delphi Process; The Priority-Setting Group's Meeting; Activities Following the Priority-Setting Meeting; 3 Twenty Priority Assessment Areas; CLINICAL CONDITIONS; Breast Cancer; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost; Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical Practice; Advance Medical Knowledge; Affect Policy Decisions; Cataracts; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost.
  • Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical PracticeAffect Policy Decisions; Enhance the national capacity for technology assessment; Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost; Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical Practice; Address Social and Ethical Implications; Enhance the National Capacity for Technology Assessment; Coronary Artery Disease; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost; Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical Practice.
  • Advance Medical KnowledgeGallbladder Disease; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost; Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical Practice; Advance Medical Knowledge; Gastrointestinal Bleeding; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost; Reduce Unexplained Variations in Medical Practice; Affect Policy Decisions; Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection; Improve Individual Patient Outcome; Affect a Large Patient Population; Reduce Unit or Aggregate Cost.

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