Health Technology Assessment (HTA)

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is a multidisciplinary process that uses explicit methods to determine a health technology’s value for healthcare decision-making. Attitudes towards HTA vary globally, with some countries using a variety of methods and analyses and others hardly any.

What Constitutes Credible Evidence of Effectiveness?
News

19th Annual Lecture: What Constitutes Credible Evidence of Effectiveness?

4 June 2013

Since 1993, OHE has hosted an annual lecture given by an eminent economist or clinician on an important current issue. In 2012, Professor Sir Michael Rawlins…

Cracks through the ice on a melting glacier in Alaska
News

OHE’s Towse on Challenges in Valuing Genomic Medicines

23 May 2013

In this video, Adrian Towse discusses the challenges and importance of appropriately valuing genomic medicine. He addresses both gene therapies and “pharmacogenomics” — those medicines that…

Multi-criteria-decision-Sussex-RP-2013-BIG
News

Valuing Orphan Medicines Using Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis

7 May 2013

OHE has just released a research paper that describes an experimental study intended to test whether and how a multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) approach can be…

Cracks through the ice on a melting glacier in Alaska
News

NICE Decisions: Exploring the Influence of Cost-Effectiveness and Other Factors

30 April 2013

OHE presents a series of lunchtime seminars throughout the year. The most recent seminar, held in late April, considered the influence of cost-effectiveness and other factors…

Cracks through the ice on a melting glacier in Alaska
News

Valuing Co-Dependent Medical Technologies: Improving Methods and Processes

23 April 2013

Advances in science and technology are producing more and better means for diagnosing disease, matching patients to the best therapies, and tracking the progress of treatment.…

Prof Towse on valuing genomic medicines
News

Performance-Based Risk Sharing in Health Care: Current Status

17 April 2013

Performance-based risk sharing arrangements for prescription medicines and other treatments are attractive to payers because they promise to base what is paid for a treatment on…

Cracks through the ice on a melting glacier in Alaska
News

Lunchtime Seminar: Capturing Preferences about Treatment at the End of Life

9 April 2013

OHE’s Koonal Shah is a co-investigator in research intended to define public preferences about allocating health care resources to patients who are at the end of…

Nancy Devlin Singapore EQ-5D
News

OHE Presents at Two Key Workshops on Use of EQ-5D in HTA Across Asia

27 March 2013

OHE’s Prof Nancy Devlin presented at two key workshops held for researchers and HTA policy makers from across Asia. The workshops were organised by Prof Nan…

Cracks through the ice on a melting glacier in Alaska
News

Review of Plans for Refining Patient-Reported Outcomes Measures

19 February 2013

At a recent meeting of the Pharmaceutical Onology Initiative’s (POI) HTA group, OHE’s Nancy Devlin provided an overview of the EuroQol Group’s scientific research agenda for…