• Clin J Pain · Dec 1990

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    The cost-effectiveness of pain treatment: who cares?

    • R L Stieg.
    • Department of Neurology, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver.
    • Clin J Pain. 1990 Dec 1; 6 (4): 301-4.

    AbstractThose in professions treating pain must prepare to justify the cost-effectiveness of the treatments they supply. Attempts have been made to define cost-effectiveness. Is it the lowest possible cost? The return of the patient to work and other daily activities? Pain clinics must develop good working relationships with business providers; establish credibility; plan, communicate, evaluate results scientifically; and educate the public.

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