Proposed Standards for Quality Improvement Research and Publication: One Step Forward and Two Steps Back. P. Pronovost and R. Wachter (2006) Quality and Safety in Health Care 15, 152–153.
Evidence-Based Coverage Decisions? Primum Non Nocere. N. E. McElwee et al. (2006) Health Affairs Web Exclusive, June 6.
Making Patient Safety the Centerpiece of Medical Liability Reform. H. R. Clinton and B. Obama (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2205–2208.
The Patient's Right to Safety—Improving the Quality of Care through Litigation Against Hospitals. G. J. Annas (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2063–2066.
The First Months of the Prescription-Drug Benefit—A CMS Update. P. B. Bach and M. B. McClellan (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2312–2314.
Medicare Part D—The Product of a Broken Process. L. M. Slaughter (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2314–2315.
Evidence-Based Coverage Decisions? Primum Non Nocere. N. E. McElwee et al. (2006) Health Affairs Web Exclusive, June 6.
Making Patient Safety the Centerpiece of Medical Liability Reform. H. R. Clinton and B. Obama (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2205–2208.
The Patient's Right to Safety—Improving the Quality of Care through Litigation Against Hospitals. G. J. Annas (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2063–2066.
The First Months of the Prescription-Drug Benefit—A CMS Update. P. B. Bach and M. B. McClellan (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2312–2314.
Medicare Part D—The Product of a Broken Process. L. M. Slaughter (2006) The New England Journal of Medicine 354, 2314–2315.