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Meanwhile, policy makers and payers should encourage ongoing development and evaluation of eCR systems.

With policy makers and payers increasingly focused on value, it is critical to understand the return from healthcare spending.

Policy makers and payers may need to decide among potential options for programs to increase CRC screening among vulnerable populations, including the option of maintaining the status quo.

Policy decision makers, and payers or purchasers of cardiac rehabilitation services, should take into consideration of the model of home-based programs when considering resource allocation.

The issue of unnecessary and inefficient use of services in healthcare is a major concern for policy makers and payers [ 44].

Understanding the economic burden of NEC in the long term would aid healthcare providers, policy makers and payers to make informed decisions in providing care for infants at high risk for NEC.

It is argued that high quality early models form the breeding ground for later solid evidence on value for money, and are consequently both worthwhile to the pharmaceutical industry and to health care decision-makers and payers.

Health care providers, policy-makers, and payers use administrative data for reimbursement, budgetary planning, monitoring clinical activities, measuring the quality of care, and health services research [ 1, 2].

Funded by the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute, WISDOM is the product of a multi-year stakeholder engagement process that has brought together consumers, advocates, primary care physicians, specialists, policy makers, technology companies and payers to help break the deadlock in this debate and advance towards a new, dynamic approach to breast cancer screening.

Further, patient severity measures should be included in appropriate risk-adjustment of benchmark measures used for inter-institutional comparison of hospital performance and resource use to ensure that hospitals which care for very severely ill children ab initio, or on inter-hospital transfer, are not penalized for doing so, by policy-makers and insurance payers.

However, bailing out the US car makers and investing tax payers' money in inferior products is no solution.