CER Could Be A Barrier To Innovation, Venture Capitalist Says
Executive Summary
Comparative effectiveness research presents a barrier to innovation based on the uncertainty it creates within the payer community, Steven Burrill, CEO of venture capital firm Burrill & Co. said.
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