HTA101
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Chapter 1. Introduction to Health Technology Assessment
Chapter 2. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
A. Health Technology
B. Health Technology Assessment
C. Properties and Impacts Assessed
D. Expertise for Conducting HTA
E. Basic HTA Frameworks
References for Chapter II
Chapter 3. PRIMARY DATA METHODS
A. Primary Data Studies: Diverse Attributes
B. Assessing the Quality of Primary Data Studies
C. Instruments for Assessing Quality of Individual Studies
D. Strengths and Limitations of RCTs
E. Different Study Designs for Different Questions
F. Complementary Methods for Internal and External Validity
G. Evidence Hierarchies
H. Alternative and Emerging Study Designs Relevant to HTA
I. Collecting New Primary Data
References for Chapter III
Chapter 4. INTEGRATIVE METHODS
A. Systematic Literature Reviews
B. Working with Best Evidence
C. Meta-Analysis
D. Guidelines for Reporting Primary and Secondary Research
E. Modeling
F. Assessing the Quality of a Body of Evidence
G. Consensus Development
References for Chapter IV
Chapter 5. ECONOMIC ANALYSIS METHODS
A. Main Types of Economic Analysis in HTA
B. Key Attributes of Cost Analyses
Cost-Effectiveness Plane
D. Cost-Utility Analysis Using Cost per QALY
E. Role of Budget Impact Analysis
F. Collecting Cost Data in Clinical Studies.
References for Chapter V
Chapter 6. DETERMINE TOPICS
A. Identify Candidate Topics
B. Setting Assessment Priorities
C. Specify the Assessment Problem
D. Reassessment and the Moving Target Problem
Chapter 7. RETRIEVE EVIDENCE
A. Types of Sources
B. Grey Literature
C. Publication Bias
D. Help for Searchers
Chapter 8. DISSEMINATE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
A. Competing for Attention
B. Basic Dissemination Framework
C. Dissemination Plan
D. Managing Access
Chapter 9. MONITOR IMPACT OF HTA
A. Attributing Impact to HTA Reports
B. Factors Influencing Impact
Chapter 10. Selected Issues in HTA
A. Barriers to HTA
B. Quality of Care and HTA
C. Comparative Effectiveness Research and HTA
D. Patient-Centered Outcomes Research and HTA
E. Personalized Health Care and HTA
F. Patient and Consumer Involvement in HTA
G. Rapid HTA
H. Decentralization of HTA
I. Locus of Assessment: Make or Buy?
J. Underused Technologies and HTA
K. Managed Entry and HTA
L. Innovation and HTA
M. Managing Individual Bias and Conflict of Interest
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HTA101
HTA101
HTA 101
(Introduction of Health Technology Assessment)
Clifford S. Goodman
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