نتایج جستجو برای: health technology assessment

تعداد نتایج: 1872666  

Journal: :Journal of health economics 2003
David K Whynes Emma Frew Jane L Wolstenholme

Willingness-to-pay (WTP) is being used increasingly in health technology assessment, although a number of methodological issues remain unresolved. Using data obtained from a randomised questionnaire survey, we investigated the metrical properties of two WTP formats, the open-ended question versus the payment scale, in the context of screening for colorectal cancer. Approximately, 2800 responses...

Journal: :Quality in health care : QHC 1994
T A Sheldon

In summary, though the notion of "quality of care" has become fashionable, most of the focus has been on initiatives such as the patient's charter, waiting times, quality of the physical environment, patient centredness in outcomes measurement, etc. Nevertheless, at the heart of quality must be the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of interventions. Without ensuring that health technologies ...

Journal: :Revista medica de Chile 2014
Carla Castillo-Laborde Nicolás Silva-Illanes

The article conceptualizes the pharmaceutical pricing and reimbursement policies related to financial coverage in the context of health systems. It introduces the pharmaceutical market as an imperfect one, in which appropriate regulation is required. Moreover, the basis that guide the pricing and reimbursement processes are defined and described in order to generate a categorization based on wh...

2014
Alireza Olyaeemanesh Shila Doaee Mohammadreza Mobinizadeh Mina Nedjati Parisa Aboee Seyed Hassan Emami-Razavi

BACKGROUND Various decisions have been made on technology application at all levels of the health system in different countries around the world. Health technology assessment is considered as one of the best scientific tools at the service of policy- makers. This study attempts to investigate the current challenges of Iran's health technology assessment and provide appropriate strategies to est...

Journal: :international journal of health policy and management 0
lars sandman national centre for priority setting in health-care, linköping university, linköping, sweden erik gustavsson division of arts and humanities, department of culture and communication, linköping university, linköping, sweden

in the editorial published in this journal, daniels and colleagues argue that his and sabin’s accountability for reasonableness (a4r) framework should be used to handle ethical issues in the health technology assessment (hta)-process, especially concerning fairness. in contrast to this suggestion, it is argued that such an approach risks suffering from the irrrelevance or insufficiency they war...

Journal: :Journal of insurance medicine 1992
C Sennett

The control of health care costs continues to be the primary goal of managed care. Double digit inflation in the health care sector continues to be problematic; although society as a whole has not declared what fraction of economic productivity is properly applied to health care. No student of the subject can help but be impressed by the circumstantial evidence that suggests that society is beg...

Journal: :iranian journal of public health 0
niloofar peykari deputy of research & technology, ministry of health & medical education, iran ; non communicable disease research center, endocrine and metabolism research institute, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. parviz owlia hossein malekafzali mostafa ghanei abdolreza babamahmoodi shirin djalalinia

the science and technology health plan has defined the outline of health research to the national vision of iran by 2025. the aim of this study was to focus on the process of needs assessment of health research projects also health research priority setting in iran.the project management life cycle has four phases: initiation, planning, execution and closure. based on abovementioned points we c...

2016
Sarah Karlsberg Schaffer Jon Sussex Dyfrig Hughes Nancy Devlin

BACKGROUND All health care systems face the need to find the resources to meet new demands such as a new, cost-increasing health technology. In England and Wales, when a health technology is recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), the National Health Service (NHS) is mandated to provide the funding to accommodate it within three months of publication of the ...

2012
András Inotai Márta Pékli Gabriella Jóna Orsolya Nagy Edit Remák Zoltán Kaló

BACKGROUND In middle income countries the number of trained health technology assessment specialists is limited and the public budget for health technology assessment is considerably lower compared to developed countries. These countries therefore must develop their own solutions to improve the quality and efficiency of health technology assessment implementation in reimbursement decisions. Our...

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