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Health technology assessment e farmacoeconomia: strumenti per la qualità dei radiofarmaci

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La qualità nella preparazione dei radiofarmaci

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Il concetto di qualità, e specificamente di qualità in sanità, è molto ampio e spesso assume connotati diversi in funzione dell’ottica con cui si osserva il fenomeno.

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Oradei, M., Di Turi, R. (2011). Health technology assessment e farmacoeconomia: strumenti per la qualità dei radiofarmaci. In: La qualità nella preparazione dei radiofarmaci. Imaging & formazione, vol 6. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2020-7_3

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