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OECD: Patient-centric care, not high spending, delivers better outcomes
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OECD: Patient-centric care, not high spending, delivers better outcomes

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Dr Candan Kendir, health policy analyst at the OECD, says the latest Patient-Reported Indicator Survey (PaRIS) surprisingly revealed that countries' healthcare budgets are less important to outcomes than previously thought.

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