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flat-of-the-curve medicine: a standalone construct

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flat-of-the-curvemedicine1 CONSTRUCTFlat-of-the-curveENTHOVEN · HEALTH POLICY

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Health policy

care delivered where added spending yields little or no further health benefit, the flat region of the spending-outcome curve.

In health policy, flat-of-the-curve medicine refers to care delivered where added spending yields little or no further health benefit, the flat region of the spending-outcome curve. This meaning comes from Enthoven (1980) in Health plan.[1]

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  1. Enthoven, A. C. (1980). Health plan. Beard Books. ISBN 9781587981234

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