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    Area of Science:

    • Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
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    Background:

    • The first edition of Health Technology Assessment (HTA) guidelines for Thailand provided recommendations for reporting health economic evaluations.
    • Best practices and global guidelines informed the initial report presentation standards.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To update and enhance the HTA guidelines for Thailand with practical application.
    • To provide a case study demonstrating the application of reporting guidelines in real-world research.

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    • Building upon the first edition, this update incorporates a case study for practical illustration.
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    • Adherence to the ten key elements ensures comprehensive and transparent reporting of economic evaluation findings.