Abstract
[Autom. eng. transl.] The identification of the requirements for starting a process of divestment of technologies
health care within the Italian NHS based on Hta logic, represents
a valid alternative to the spending review and to the more general policies of linear cuts.
The start of the divestment process requires a clear and transparent mandate
by the economic and health policy authorities, while allowing
to differentiate the divestment decisions taken with a view to efficiency (for
eliminate waste) from those reallocation decisions more specifically times
to maximize the opportunity cost and thus to sacrifice fewer performance levels
priority in favor of the more priority ones.
A desirable approach for divestment, aimed at estimating their value internally
of patient paths and specific organizational contexts, involves the definition
of the phases of:
• identification of health technologies, which can be achieved through definition
of measurable and transparent priority criteria;
• (re) assessment of existing technologies carried out from a HTA perspective through a process
explicit, participatory and evaluable, as well as coordinated between the levels of the NHS;
• decision making in which the problem of managing uncertainties and uncertainties arises
pressure exerted by interest groups.
The role of each stakeholder in every single phase of the divestment process has been defined,
which can only be guaranteed if you define the rules of engagement and yes
guarantees a dissemination of the culture of divestment.
Translated title of the contribution | [Autom. eng. transl.] FROM SPENDING REVIEW TO HTA, INFORMED TOOL FOR DISINVESTMENT: PROPOSALS OF THE HEALTH POLICY FORUM |
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Original language | Italian |
Title of host publication | Health Policy Forum 2010-2020. L’evoluzione culturale e l’adozione dell’Hta in Italia. Undici anni di lavori |
Pages | 81-97 |
Number of pages | 17 |
Publication status | Published - 2021 |
Keywords
- Health Technology Assessment
- Healthcare