When Can We Rely on Real-World Evidence to Evaluate New Medical Treatments?

When Can We Rely on Real-World Evidence to Evaluate New Medical Treatments?

Concerns regarding both the limited generalizability and the slow pace of traditional randomized trials have led to calls for greater use of real-world evidence (RWE) in the evaluation of new treatments or products. The RWE label has been used to refer to a variety of departures from the methods of...

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Main Authors: Bindman, A.B (Author), Califf, R.M (Author), Hernandez, A. (Author), Horberg, M. (Author), John London, A. (Author), Platt, R. (Author), Simon, G.E (Author), Watanabe, J.H (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc 2022
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article
decision making
Decision Making
Delivery of Health Care
electronic health record
Electronic Health Records
evidence based practice
Evidence-Based Practice
health care delivery
human
Humans
methodology
physician
procedures
randomized controlled trial (topic)
Research Design
Therapeutics
therapy
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