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.

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What Could be Nicer than NICE?

1 August 2004

The National Institute for Clinical Excellence is the closest anyone has yet come to fulfilling the economist’s dream of how priority-setting in health care should be…

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Statistical Methods for Cost-Effectiveness Research: A Guide to Current Issues and Future Developments

1 November 2003

The purpose of this book is to bring together a collection of papers by acknowledged experts in the field of trial-based health economic evaluation to provide…

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From Efficacy to Cost-Effectiveness

1 May 1998

This OHE Briefing summarises the presentations and discussion at the session on ‘Efficacy to cost-effectiveness’ at the Conference of the International Society for Technology Assessment in…

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Trends in Economic Evaluation

1 April 1998

The aim of this paper is to consider recent trends in the volume and characteristics of economic evaluation literature by interrogating the Health Economic Evaluations Database…

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The Pros and Cons of Modelling in Economic Evaluation

1 May 1997

The participants were: Professor Bernard Bloom. University of Pennsylvania, USA Professor Martin Buxton. Director of the Health Economics Research Group, University of Brunel, UK Professor Michael…

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Uses of Models in Economic Evaluations of Medicines and Other Health Technologies

1 October 1996

The use of models in economic studies evaluating medicines and other health technologies has become a controversial issue. This is because study results now matter –…

213 - 1995 handling uncertainty
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Handling Uncertainty in the Results of Economic Evaluation

1 September 1995

The recent increase in the number of published economic evaluations has been considerable [Wellcome, 1992; Udvarhelyi et al, 1992]. It is of some concern, however that…

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Cost-Benefit Analysis of Medicines – a Guide for Industry

1 January 1989

The objectives of this booklet are twofold. First, to describe in simple terms the state of the art in undertaking economic studies to demonstrate the benefits…