An appointed group that deliberates on clinical, economic and other relevant evidence to make a health technology recommendation within an institution’s decision framework.
HTA & Reimbursement
Terms for how health technology assessment bodies appraise new technologies and reach funding decisions.
- Topic: HTA & Reimbursement
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The Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health, an independent national body providing evidence-based assessment recommendations for drug funding decisions.
Within frameworks such as GRADE, a recommendation indicating benefits probably outweigh harms but with less certainty, giving patient preferences a larger role.
The formal determination by a payer or assessment body regarding whether, and under what conditions, a technology will be reimbursed.
The specific factors, such as cost-effectiveness and clinical benefit, an assessment body formally considers when reaching a funding recommendation.
A structured process of reasoned discussion of evidence and perspectives, used to reach well-justified decisions amid uncertainty or competing values.
The assessment of a health technology during development to inform design, evidence generation, pricing and market-access strategy.
The European Network for Health Technology Assessment, a collaborative network promoting methodological consistency and reducing duplication across EU member states.