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Area of Science:

  • Health policy
  • Health economics

Context:

  • Health technology assessment (HTA) established in Denmark 20 years ago.
  • Recent surge in HTA adoption driven by resource constraints and prioritization needs.

Purpose:

  • To support decision-making through comprehensive information. To guide prioritization in healthcare resource allocation.

Summary:

  • Danish HTA development characterized by diversity, decentralization, and interdisciplinary methodology.
  • Experiences include successful applications and challenges with political processes.
  • Politicians generally satisfied with HTA achievements.

Impact:

  • HTA implementation has accelerated with national strategies and institutions.
  • Significant work remains in evaluating HTA impact and implementing results.
  • Integrating HTA findings into practice presents future challenges.