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Ana Paula Beck da Silva Etges1,2, Richard D Urman3, Anne Geubelle4
1National Health Technology Assessment Institute, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), PEV Consultoria em Saúde, Porto Alegre, Brazil.
Abstract:
This communication piece is reporting the launching of the International Cost Standard set program, aiming to introduce standardized frameworks to measure costs for specific clinical conditions worldwide. A scientific committee including 16 international healthcare cost assessment experts from several countries, and International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement was formed to introduce the program. The committee got together in Lisbon for a first scientific meeting, followed by an international conference where time-driven activity-based costing applied studies were shared with the community. The cost standard set program start to offer instruments for people to measure with real-world data, the financial impact of having access to health technologies, improving the ability to evaluate inequity. Those advances might represent a paradigm shift in our ability to generate cost information on an individual level.
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