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Reframing early health technology assessment through a lifecycle lens: Commentary on “defining early health technology assessment: building consensus using Delphi technique”
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The article “Defining Early Health Technology Assessment: Building Consensus Using Delphi Technique” offers a useful definition of early HTA (eHTA) as an assessment to inform development; research; or investment decisions. From a lifecycle HTA (LC-HTA) perspective; we emphasize that eHTA should be viewed as part of a broader; continuous evidence and decision-making process rather than a stand-alone activity. Integrating eHTA within LC-HTA strengthens alignment across phases of technology development; supports anticipatory evidence planning; and promotes adaptive reassessment over time—enabling more coherent; learning-oriented HTA systems.
Keywords:
health technology assessment
lifecycle
drug Innovation
health policy
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