HomeThe York Health Economics Consortium has announced their next set of online training courses in health economic evaluation (HEE) and health technology assessment (HTA): Introduction to R for Health Technology Assessment – 6th April Understanding and Critiquing Health Economic Models – 27th April Economic Evaluation for Oncology – 5th May Practical Issues in Producing Network…
CADTH is launching a new webinar series CADTH In Conversation With … that will feature one-on-one conversations between Suzanne McGurn, CADTH’s President and CEO and Canadian and global leaders in health care, value assessment, and health technology management. In the first episode (Thursday, May 27, 11:00 a.m. to 11:45 am EDT), Suzanne will be talking…
INAHTA members are warmly invited to register for the INAHTA Congress, to be held online on 4, 5, 8 and 9 February at 13:30 – 15:30 Brussels/EU time (click to convert to another time zone). This year, the Congress will be held online given the ongoing Covid-19 travel restrictions. Members can login for more information,…
INAHTA members are asked to mark their calendars as for the INAHTA Congress that will be held by webinar on 4, 5, 8 and 9 February 2021 at 13:30 – 15:30 Brussels/EU time each day (convert to another time zone). More information about the program is available to INAHTA members here (login required). For questions, please…
Recently, Evidence Synthesis International (ESI) released their initial position statement that lays out the importance of evidence synthesis to support decision making. The paper includes 9 core principles for ESI and the 5 main goals of the organization. View statement
INAHTA announces the launch of the international HTA database, which provides single platform to search records of completed and ongoing health technology assessments (HTAs) from around the world. The database was previously produced by the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) at the University of York, and this new rebuild completed by INAHTA includes: Streamlined…
INAHTA proudly announces the release of the new definition of HTA. This definition was developed though an international collaboration co-led by INAHTA and HTAi with HTAsiaLink, EUnetHTA, RedETSA, ISPOR, English Editorial Board of the HTA Glossary, and the WHO. View new definition on the HTA Glossary Read about the international collaboration
INAHTA members are taking action in their respective countries to meet the needs of decision and policy makers to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The important role of INAHTA member agencies as essential contributors to health system decision making could not be clearer in the current global pandemic. View more information and examples of…
INAHTA announces the release of an extensive environmental scan and qualitative study of the HTA impact assessment practices of INAHTA member agencies. The study results are presented in two parts: PART I: HTA Impact assessment practices in INAHTA member agencies Part II: Factors that Enable or Inhibit HTA Impact Assessment Activities in HTA Agencies More…
Announcing the first INAHTA position statement on the “Uniqueness of INAHTA”. Connecting evidence and policy for better health: The unique role, relevance, and importance of INAHTA. Statement full text available here: https://www.inahta.org/position-statements/