David Cella received National Academy of Medicine Gustav O. Lienhard Award

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DAVID CELLA received the National Academy of Medicine Gustav O. Lienhard Award, which recognizes his pioneering work in measuring and applying patient reported outcomes in healh care. The award consists of a medal and $40,000. Cella is the Ralph Seal Paffenbarger Professor and chair, department of medical social sciences, and director, Center for Patient-Centered Outcomes,...

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