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National Pharmaceutical Council Survey Shows Health Care Stakeholders Continue to Show Optimism About the Future Role of Comparative Effectiveness Research
Date:3/19/2013

WASHINGTON, March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) picks up speed, a new survey shows that health care stakeholders have growing expectations for the use of comparative effectiveness research (CER) as a tool for improving health care decision-making. The survey, the third in an annual series conducted by the National Pharmaceutical Council, also indicates that stakeholders are looking increasingly to the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) as a leader in the CER effort.

"The potential for CER to re-shape the health care landscape is real, but the survey indicates that the actual impact is still on the horizon," said Dan Leonard , president of NPC. "Many health care stakeholders are not seeing an immediate impact from CER, but they do expect CER to have a larger impact on decision-making during the next five years."

During the next year, there is tempered optimism about CER, with 31 percent of respondents saying that CER will have a "moderate improvement" on health-care decision making over the next 12 months, which is a seven percentage point increase from 2012. It's during the next few years in which the full impact of CER is expected. Respondents felt much more confident about the impact of CER on health care decision-making over the next three to five years, with a "moderate improvement" indicated by 51 percent in the next three years, and 31 percent in the next five years. A "substantial improvement" was indicated by 24 percent over the next three years and 55 percent over the next five years.

Survey respondents also were asked which organizations they viewed as playing leading roles in CER. PCORI is viewed as leading on establishing research priorities (73 percent), closely followed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Agency for Healthcare Res
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