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With all the pieces in place to launch comparative-effectiveness research, questions remain over whether it will change the U.S. healthcare system. Some wonder if the $1.1 billion will be spent effectively, considering patients' differing needs. "We want healthcare decisions to be made on how the bodies are different and not as if bodies were made through a machine automatically," says Tony Coelho.
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