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CMTP collaborates with NICE and AHRQ to convene an international discussion on "Managing Uncertainty in Healthcare" decision-making with a focus on Coverage with Evidence Development. To view the report from this meeting click here!
Tunis gave a presentation on Decision Maker Engagement in Comparative Effectiveness Research at the US Cochrane Center Conference on Priority Setting for Systematic Reviews on July 11, 2008. For more information on the conference click here!
Sean Tunis appointed to IOM planning committee: http://www.iom.edu/CMS/3809/52400/55177.aspx
On June 10, 2008, Sean Tunis, gave a presentation on the basic concepts and Implications of Comparative Effectiveness at a conference hosted by Stifel Nicolaus in Baltimore, MD.
Sean Tunis, founder and director of CMTP, gave a presentation on comparative effectiveness on June 6, 2008 at the MTLF-Kaiser meeting in San Fransisco, CA.
Wade Aubry named to Effective Healthcare Stakeholders Group
CMTP receives California Health Care Foundation grant to develop model benefit language for private-sector coverage with evidence development (CED).
CMTP receives AHRQ professional services contract.

CMTP mentioned and Sean Tunis quoted in NY Times article about CT scanners on June 29, 2008

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