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    • Health policy
    • Medical technology assessment

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    • New medical technologies significantly drive U.S. healthcare spending.
    • Current systems may incentivize technologies that increase costs without proportional health benefits.
    • Factors include scientific knowledge gaps, regulatory hurdles, and market dynamics.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • Identify policy options to align medical technology creation with healthcare spending goals.
    • Achieve dual objectives: reduce spending with minimal health loss and ensure value for increased spending.

    Main Methods:

    • Synthesized information from peer-reviewed literature and expert interviews.
    • Convened a panel of technical advisors.
    • Conducted case studies of eight medical products.

    Main Results:

    • Identified features of the U.S. healthcare environment that increase spending without major health benefits.
    • Proposed ten policy options to improve technology development and spending alignment.
    • Options focus on reducing invention/approval costs and enhancing market rewards for cost-saving products.

    Conclusions:

    • Policy interventions can steer medical technology innovation towards cost-effectiveness.
    • Recommendations include creative science funding, patent buyouts, expedited reviews, and reforms in Medicare payment/coverage.
    • Coordinating regulatory and coverage processes is crucial for value-driven technology adoption.