A new report from the European HTA network Collaboration on health technology assessments and joint work, such as relative effectiveness assessments, will better succeed if they fit with member state procedures, according to an analysis from the European Network for Health Technology Assessment.
Health Technology Assessment collaboration and the use of joint work, such as relative effectiveness assessments, are more likely to succeed if such actions meet decision-makers’ needs and fit in with member states’ procedural requirements as far as possible, says a report from the European Network for Health Technology Assessment (EUnetHTA).
In its final report, entitled “An analysis of HTA and reimbursement procedures in EUnetHTA partner countries,” the network...
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