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Ethics and HTA: some lessons and challenges for the future

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    Rob Reuzel, Wija Oortwijn, Michael Decker, Christian Clausen, Pedro Gallo, John Grin, Armin Grunwald, Leo Hennen, Gert Jan van der Wilt & Yutaka Yoshinaka

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Reuzel, R., Oortwijn, W., Decker, M. et al. Ethics and HTA: some lessons and challenges for the future. Poiesis Prax 2, 247–256 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10202-003-0054-1

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