The next CEPAC
meeting will review the latest research on effectiveness of treatments for diabetes. CEPAC is a New England group of
researchers, consumers, physicians and payers that evaluates and translates the
best information on treatment effectiveness into useable tools and policies to
improve the quality and value of health care in the region. Past CEPAC topics
have included evaluations of treatments for opiod addiction, breast cancer screening,
and community health
worker services. The meeting will be October 29th in Providence,
RI. Registration is free.
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