Prioritization Questions

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Three critical issues need resolution in order to move ahead on
building an effective system-level prioritization protocol:
• What should be included in the system level prioritization
system?
• How should the ongoing CRP/Center level prioritization be
considered in system level prioritization?
• What criteria should be used in the system level prioritization
– and how can we move ahead in getting agreement on
measuring them?
• Next steps?

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