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'HTA for Crisis': sharing experiences during the 7th EBHC Symposium
Magdalena Wladysiuk1, Anna Tabor, Brian Godman
1HTA Consulting, Starowis´lna Street 17/3, 31-038 Cracow, Poland. m.wladysiuk@ceestahc.org
Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research
|February 14, 2013
Summary
The 7th symposium of the Central and Eastern European Society of Technology Assessment in Health Care focused on health technology assessment (HTA) during crises. Key themes included insurance, pricing, welfare benefits, and strategies for crisis-laden healthcare systems.
Area of Science:
- Health Policy
- Health Economics
- Healthcare Management
Background:
- The Central and Eastern European Society of Technology Assessment in Health Care convened its 7th symposium in Krakow, Poland.
- The symposium, titled 'HTA for Crisis', addressed critical challenges in healthcare systems during times of crisis.
Framework:
- The event focused on four main themes: insurance in crisis, healthcare service pricing, welfare benefit management, and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) in crisis-affected nations.
- Discussions emphasized the importance of evidence-based approaches and strategic decision-making.
Implementation:
- Over 250 participants, including decision-makers, specialists, and managers, attended the symposium.
- The event facilitated a platform for experts to share insights and discuss practical solutions.
Implications:
- The symposium concluded with deliberations on future directions for healthcare systems facing crises.
- Findings aim to inform policy and practice for more resilient and effective healthcare delivery in challenging circumstances.
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