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HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT FOR DECISION MAKING IN LATIN AMERICA: GOOD PRACTICE PRINCIPLES.

Andrés Pichon-Riviere¹, Natalie C Soto², Federico Ariel Augustovski¹

¹Institute for Clinical Effectiveness and Health Policy.

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Summary

This study identified key health technology assessment (HTA) principles for Latin America, prioritizing transparency, stakeholder involvement, appeals, priority setting, and decision-making links. Gradual, context-specific implementation is recommended.

Keywords:

Economics in healthcare organizations Evaluation of biomedical technologies Health priorities Public health policy Resource allocation for health care Universal coverage health economics public health

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Area of Science:

Health Policy
Health Technology Assessment
Latin American Healthcare Systems

Background:

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is crucial for informed healthcare decisions.
International HTA good practice principles require regional adaptation for effective implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify high-priority HTA good practice principles for Latin America.
To explore barriers to implementing these principles in the region.

Main Methods:

A deliberative forum with assessors, funders, and manufacturers explored international HTA principles.
Representatives from ten Latin American countries participated.

Main Results:

International HTA principles were deemed relevant for Latin America.
Five priority principles identified: transparency, stakeholder involvement, appeals, priority setting, and decision-making linkage.
A key challenge is balancing principle implementation with available resources and local needs.

Conclusions:

Strengthening HTA and its decision-making link should be gradual and country-specific.
International standards require adaptation to local contexts rather than direct imposition.