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  • Health Economics
  • Decision Analysis
  • Health Technology Assessment

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  • Traditional economic evaluations aim to identify a single optimal treatment for a population.
  • Current healthcare systems often cover multiple technologies for heterogeneous patient groups.
  • This complicates the assessment of new technologies within existing reimbursement landscapes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the impact of different decision-making frameworks on economic evaluations.
  • To assess how these frameworks influence reimbursement recommendations for new health technologies.
  • To analyze the consequences for population health and required price reductions.

Main Methods:

  • Consideration of three decision frameworks: normative, current, and positivist.
  • Utilized a simulated probabilistic Markov model.
  • Applied the model to a chronic progressive condition.

Main Results:

  • Different frameworks yield varying reimbursement recommendations.
  • Framework choice affects population health outcomes.
  • Reimbursement decisions influence the price reductions needed for new technology adoption.

Conclusions:

  • Covering only the optimal treatment (normative framework) maximizes overall population health.
  • When defunding existing technologies is not an option, the positivist framework is most relevant.
  • The positivist framework provides a practical approach for deciding on new technology coverage.