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41. S29 (pdf file)
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    October 01, 2007 - Most respondents thought it was unethical and dishonest not to notify physicians. … Another subject thought that informed consent would not be required for a CRT any more than it would … Some subjects thought that physi- cians should have discretion about informing the patient, and others … Others thought that the reduction of copayments should not be necessary. … For instance, most IRB leaders thought written informed consent would not be required in a CRT.

42. Arthritis and Nontraumatic Joint Disease (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2014 - The experts providing comments thought that the therapy’s anticipated high cost and possible adverse … However, experts thought that as a new therapy, rilonacept could diffuse more widely than intended … As such, PRP is thought by some researchers to have potential regenerative effects on cartilage in …  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts thought that the drug might address the unmet need for a … The adverse event risks, they thought, might limit adoption, reimbursement, and diffusion.

43. Diabetes Mellitus (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2016 - Experts thought that the intervention would reduce per-patient treatment costs, compared with costs … Experts thought that the per-patient cost of about $20,000 annually associated with ranibizumab use … However, experts thought this intervention could significantly halt disease progression and improve … While experts thought that the initial use of these systems would be limited, they saw significant … Most experts thought that compared with other treatments for DME, it is likely to be costly.

44. Challenges in Conducting EPC Reviews of Behavior Change Interventions | Effective Health Care Program
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    August 10, 2015 - Interviews were held with thought leaders in the field to identify current practices and opinions on

45. #05 DEPRESSION (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 - citizen soldiers who develop PTSD, clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts … For these reasons, experts thought that patients would be extremely accepting of the intervention. … In terms of patient and clinical acceptance of this procedure, some experts thought the invasiveness … On one hand, some experts thought that patients with treatment-refractory depression would readily … posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts

46. Crosscutting-Horizon-Scan-High-Impact-1506 (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2015 - Because of these reasons, experts thought the Sedasys system no longer has potential for high impact … Patient acceptance of the technology might be low, some experts thought, although some experts also … thought technologically savvy patients may embrace it. … Experts thought clinician acceptance could ES-5 vary because it could offer them more insight … Some experts thought that clinicians are likely to adopt MSHOP because of its potential to decrease

47. #05 DEPRESSION (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 - posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts … For these reasons, experts thought that patients would be extremely accepting of the intervention. … Second, experts thought that if DBS were effective at controlling symptoms for MDD or OCD, it would … On one hand, some experts thought that patients with treatment-refractory depression would readily … posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts

48. #05 DEPRESSION (pdf file)
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    October 01, 2014 - soldiers who develop PTSD, clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts … Some experts thought the invasiveness and possible side effects of the procedure might be barriers … Overall, these experts thought clinicians would be reluctant to offer this intervention because of … intervention that has the potential to improve their quality of life, while other experts thought … posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), clinical depression, substance abuse, sleep disturbances, or suicidal thoughts

49. Interventions-Horizon-Scan-High-Impact-1306 (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2013 - Some experts believe patient acceptance of the marked pills might be low, although one expert thought … Some experts also thought clinician acceptance might be a barrier to adoption because the technology … Experts thought this model might improve outcomes and health disparities in the target population. … Experts thought that this program would have marked effects on health disparties and would be likely … Experts thought that both clinicians and patients would be likely to adopt this intervention.

50. 08 Functional Limitations Potential High Impact 2012-12-10 (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 - neuropsychiatric symptoms, including confusion, hallucinations, psychotic ES-5 symptoms, and suicidal thoughts … ES-9  Key Expert Comments: Experts thought that this equipment could offer independence currently … However, they thought the high cost and complexity of this technology could limit its introduction … neuropsychiatric symptoms, including confusion, hallucinations, psychotic symptoms, and suicidal thoughts … Experts thought that it has the potential to change the treatment model for this condition.

51. Hawley-notes-151016 copy - Teresa (pdf file)
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    November 11, 2015 -                                                                 When  I thought … I just went online  and found  this one  which  I thought was useful for us to  have  today because   … we  want to  be thinking  broadly and  this is broad   definition  of the  things that make  up a group … Pointing  us to  the  thoughts that if providers don't know these  things before  going  into  the   … So  if we're  thinking  about interventions to   improve  engagement and  share  decision  making, I

52. Arthritis and Nontraumatic Joint Disease (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 - As such, PRP is thought by some researchers to have potential regenerative effects on cartilage in …  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts thought that the drug might address the unmet need for a … Experts thought that tofacitinib might also promote health through earlier diagnosis and treatment … In general, the experts thought that tofacitinib would not make a large shift in how RA is treated or … Experts all thought tofacitinib would have a large impact on costs, but diverged in how the impact

53. Arthritis and Nontraumatic Joint Disease (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 - As such, PRP is thought by some researchers to have potential regenerative effects on cartilage in …  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts thought that the drug could address the unmet need for a … In general, the experts thought that tofacitinib would not shift how RA is treated or managed. … Experts thought that as an oral agent, tofacitinib might become the preferred treatment in cases in … Experts all thought tofacitinib would have a large impact on costs, but diverged in how the impact

54. Crosscutting-Horizon-Scan-High-Impact-1406 (pdf file)
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    June 01, 2014 - If adopted, expert commenters thought, the system could significantly change costs associated with … Patient acceptance of the technology might be low, although one expert thought that elderly patients … With regard to health outcomes, experts thought the Sedasys system has little potential to improve … Further, several experts thought this technology might increase disparities between technology-naïve … Case management would be most affected, experts thought, for patients who have no regular source of

55. Infectious Disease Including HIV/AIDS #09 (pdf file)
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    January 28, 2016 -  Nitazoxanide for treatment of influenza: Experts thought that nitazoxanide offered no additional …  Tetravalent vaccine (ChimeriVax) for prevention of dengue virus infection: Experts thought that … Elbasvir (MK-8742) inhibits the activity of the HCV NS5A protein, which is thought to play a key role … Most thought that patients would accept the vaccine because no treatments exist,14,16,18,19 but two … Experts thought the reported data from multiple studies evaluating Sovaldi, Harvoni, and Viekira Pak

56. Diabetes Mellitus (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 -  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts providing comments on this topic thought that buccal insulin … Experts thought that the intervention would reduce per-patient treatment costs, compared with costs … However, experts thought this intervention could significantly halt disease progression and improve … While experts thought that the initial use of these systems would be limited, they saw significant … Some experts thought that the frequency of intravitreal administration of ranibizumab might pose a

57. Diabetes Mellitus (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2012 -  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts providing comments on this topic thought that buccal insulin … Experts thought that the intervention would reduce per-patient treatment costs, compared with costs … However, experts thought this intervention could significantly halt disease progression and improve … While experts thought that the initial use of these systems would be limited, they saw significant … Some experts thought that the frequency of intravitreal administration of ranibizumab might pose a

58. PREGNANCY, INCLUDING PRETERM BIRTH #12 (pdf file)
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    November 01, 2016 -  Key Expert Comments: Overall, experts commenting on this topic thought that elagolix addresses … The experts thought elagolix could provide this option in an oral form likely to be preferred by patients … pain from endometriosis, avoiding side effects, and providing convenient oral option, the experts thought … safety and efficacy as an injectable option, making acceptance of elagolix likely, most experts thought … likely to be high because of the ease of administration and good safety profile, most of the experts thought

59. Diabetes Mellitus (pdf file)
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    December 01, 2015 - Some experts thought that the initial cost of the device could be offset by long-term savings from … Most experts thought that the intervention would likely cost somewhat more than injectable exenatide … However, they thought a disparity could emerge if the implantable drug dispenser is not covered by … However, most experts thought metabolic surgery could represent a substantially greater disruption … Patient acceptance would be somewhat higher than physician acceptance, thought the experts.

60. Ebell_Presentation_REVISED_FINAL (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2009 - deprives  physician  of  opportunity  to  reason  independently   Slide  26:  Final  thoughts … Slide  27:  Final  thoughts   • Create  HDST  for  new  form  factors:  netbooks