How could Ethical, Legal, Social & Organizational issues be further integrated in HTA processes? A proposal of “extended” ELSI logics: justifications and considerations moving from the debate and the experience.

Dario Sacchini; Pietro Refolo; Roberta Minacori; Marina Casini; Emanuela Midolo; Angelica Carletto; Rossella Di Bidino; Marco Marchetti; Americo Cicchetti; Antonio Gioacchino Spagnolo

How could Ethical, Legal, Social & Organizational issues be further integrated in HTA processes? A proposal of “extended” ELSI logics: justifications and considerations moving from the debate and the experience.

Dario Sacchini, Pietro Refolo, Roberta Minacori, Marina Casini, Emanuela Midolo, Angelica Carletto, Rossella Di Bidino, Marco Marchetti, Americo Cicchetti, Antonio Gioacchino Spagnolo

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Abstract

It is known that ethical, legal, social and organizational domains are formally included among others in an health technology assessment (HTA)process. Nevertheless, there is - for various reasons - some difficulty to include those domains from the substantial point of view. The result is non infrequently that the HTA report will substantially reduces to the "classic" domanins represented by efficacy, safety, epidemiologic, economic domains, leaving out the other domains. This papaer aims to propose and argue in favour of the possibile introduction of the ELSI lofics in the HTA processes

Lingua originale	Inglese
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	10th HTAi Seoul 2013
Pagine	111
Numero di pagine	1
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2013
Evento	10th HTAi SEOUL 2013. Evidence, Values and Decision Making: Science or Art? - Seoul Durata: 15 giu 2013 → 19 giu 2013

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Convegno	10th HTAi SEOUL 2013. Evidence, Values and Decision Making: Science or Art?
Città	Seoul
Periodo	15/6/13 → 19/6/13

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health technology assessment

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Sacchini, D., Refolo, P., Minacori, R., Casini, M., Midolo, E., Carletto, A., Di Bidino, R., Marchetti, M., Cicchetti, A., & Spagnolo, A. G. (2013). How could Ethical, Legal, Social & Organizational issues be further integrated in HTA processes? A proposal of “extended” ELSI logics: justifications and considerations moving from the debate and the experience. In 10th HTAi Seoul 2013 (pagg. 111)

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How could Ethical, Legal, Social & Organizational issues be further integrated in HTA processes? A proposal of “extended” ELSI logics: justifications and considerations moving from the debate and the experience. / Sacchini, Dario ; Refolo, Pietro; Minacori, Roberta et al.
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