Making Healthcare Technology Decisions with Limited Evidence

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Making Healthcare Technology Decisions with Limited Evidence

October 3, 2018

Explore the 10 questions you need to ask when making tough technology acquisition decisions.

With many of these technologies having a limited resource base, in this eBook we’ll look at:

Physician preferences and manufacturer marketing hype
Comparison of similar technologies
Serious and life-threatening safety concerns
Impact on strategic direction, risk, and financial status
Effect on patient outcomes

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