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The impact of broader hepatitis C treatment strategies on population health and social value in England by Van Nuys, K, Chou, J.W, Silverstein, A, Brookmeyer, R, Goldman, D.P

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P6 The Effect of Formulary Restrictions on the Disease Outcomes Among Medicare Beneficiaries With Multiple Sclerosis in the United States by Chen, J., Van Nuys, K., Blaylock, B., Wu, J., Joyce, G.

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LIFETIME BENEFITS OF IMPROVED HEART FAILURE TREATMENT AMONG OLDER AMERICANS by Xie, Z, Van Nuys, K, Tysinger, B

“…OBJECTIVES: Lifetime Benefits of Improved Heart Failure Treatment Among Older Americans METHODS: We adapted an established economic-demographic microsimulation…”
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PCV36 The Future Burden of Heart Disease in Europe, JAPAN, and the United States by Atella, V., Belotti, F., Chapel, J., Hashimoto, H., Kasajima, M., Peneva, D., Piano Mortari, A., Tysinger, B., Van Nuys, K.

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FRI-462 - The impact of broader hepatitis C treatment strategies on population health and social value in England by Van Nuys, K., Chou, J.W., Silverstein, A., Brookmeyer, R., Goldman, D.P.

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Three-Part Pricing to Reward Pharmaceutical Innovation and Increase Access: Case of PCSK9 Inhibitors by Cheng, W, Hlavka, JP, Snowberg, E, Van Nuys, K, Goldman, DP

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PCV74 - Three-Part Pricing to Reward Pharmaceutical Innovation and Increase Access: Case of PCSK9 Inhibitors by Cheng, W, Hlavka, JP, Snowberg, E, Van Nuys, K, Goldman, DP

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Value of Expanding Hcv Treatment Capacity in Germany Through Novel, Effective and Shorter Duration Therapies by Sbarigia, U, Wirth, D, Van Nuys, K, Huber, C, Brookmeyer, R, Stahmeyer, J, Krauth, C

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PIN88 - Value of Expanding Hcv Treatment Capacity in Germany Through Novel, Effective and Shorter Duration Therapies by Sbarigia, U, Wirth, D, Van Nuys, K, Huber, C, Brookmeyer, R, Stahmeyer, J, Krauth, C

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The passive-aggressive organization by Kaplan, Robert S, Norton, David P

“…Passive-aggressive organizations are friendly places to work: People are congenial, conflict is rare, and consensus is easy to reach. But, at the end of the…”
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