Using the best available evidence to inform decision making on complex interventions: Building the future through increasing public and patient involvement in Health Technology Assessment.

Dario Sacchini; Jun-Mo Yang; Seewoo Lee; Hyeong-Don Bang; Won-Serk Kim; Eil-Soo Lee; Peter M. Steinert

Using the best available evidence to inform decision making on complex interventions: Building the future through increasing public and patient involvement in Health Technology Assessment.

Dario Sacchini, Jun-Mo Yang, Seewoo Lee, Hyeong-Don Bang, Won-Serk Kim, Eil-Soo Lee, Peter M. Steinert

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Abstract

Successful involvement could greatly enhance the value of HTA and evidence synthesis more generally. More experience of different methods of lay involvement across different European countries is needed; the INTEGRATE-HTA project will explore this though a case study in specialist palliative care.

Lingua originale	English
pagine (da-a)	156-156
Numero di pagine	1
Rivista	European Journal of Public Health
Volume	23
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2013
Evento	6th European Public Health Conference: "Health in Europe: are we there yet? Learning from the past, building the future" - Bruxelles Durata: 13 nov 2013 → 16 nov 2013

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health technology assessment, lay involvement, palliative care

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Using the best available evidence to inform decision making on complex interventions: Building the future through increasing public and patient involvement in Health Technology Assessment.

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