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Planned and ongoing projects (pop) database: development and results.

Claudia Wild¹, Judit Erdös², Marisa Warmuth³

¹Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Health Technology Assessment (LBI-HTA). claudia.wild@hta.lbg.ac.at

International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care

|March 10, 2015

Summary

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The POP Database now centralizes over 1,200 European health technology assessment (HTA) projects, facilitating collaboration. However, its impact on actual collaboration and accessibility for non-national agencies requires further investigation.

Keywords:

Cooperation cross-border health care directive

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Area of Science:

Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
Health Policy
Information Management

Background:

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is crucial for evidence-based healthcare decisions.
Coordinating planned and ongoing HTA projects across Europe is complex.
A centralized database can improve transparency and collaboration in HTA.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail the development and structure of the POP Database for HTA projects in Europe.
To present the initial results and functionalities of the POP Database.
To assess the current state and potential of the POP Database in fostering European HTA collaboration.

Main Methods:

Iterative development from an Excel sheet to a multifunctional online database.
Multistep participatory feedback loops with EUnetHTA Partners to define functionalities.
Inclusion of project titles, MeSH categorizations, status, and contact details.

Main Results:

The POP Database hosts over 1,200 HTA projects from 24 European countries.
A matching system identifies identical (10%+) and similar (30%+) projects.
The database facilitates collaboration by providing project information and contact details.

Conclusions:

The POP Database is regularly updated by most national HTA agencies within EUnetHTA.
The actual impact of the POP Database on European collaborations remains largely unknown.
Access and data sharing limitations exist for non-nationally nominated HTA agencies.