Innovating HTA: a call for capacity building and standardization
Diana M J Delnoij1,2, Dalia M Dawoud3, Jamie Elvidge4
1https://ror.org/038b4c997National Health Care Institute, Netherlands.
International journal of technology assessment in health care
|January 28, 2026
まとめ
Innovating health technology assessment (HTA) requires better data standardization and European collaboration to ensure equitable access to new health technologies. Capacity building is crucial, but resource limitations necessitate prioritization by HTA agencies.
科学分野:
- 医療技術評価(HTA)、医療経済学、医療政策とガバナンス
背景:
- 新しい医療技術は資源不足の中で登場するため、意思決定を導くための効率的な医療技術評価(HTA)が必要です。HTAは、効果的なイノベーションへの公平で手頃なアクセスをサポートしますが、これは医療システムにおける重要な課題です。Horizon2020プロジェクトは、これらの課題に対処するためにHTA手法を革新することに焦点を当てました。
研究 の 目的:
- 革新的なHTA手法に関するHorizon2020プロジェクトからの政策関連の発見を要約すること。これらの発見が欧州におけるHTAのガバナンスに与える影響を議論すること。HTAの実践を進めるための課題を特定し、解決策を提案すること。
主な方法:
- 次世代医療技術評価(HTx)プロジェクトからの18の政策志向の論文のテーマ別分析。21の欧州および世界のステークホルダーが参加したオンライン調査および2日間の会議。提案された解決策に関するステークホルダーのフィードバック収集と将来の戦略の優先順位付け。
主要な成果:
- 特定された主な課題には、標準化されたデータアクセス、様々な証拠ニーズ、HTA能力の不足が含まれます。提案された解決策には、キャパシティビルディング、国内/国際対話、標準化、および欧州協力の強化が含まれます。ステークホルダーは、提案された解決策の成功に関して多様な期待を示しました。
結論:
- 対話を通じた証拠ニーズの調整、欧州協力による標準化、およびキャパシティビルディングは、HTAイノベーションに不可欠です。人員への投資が増加しない限り、HTA機関は優先順位付けのジレンマに直面します。欧州協力は不可欠ですが、効果的な標準化のためには世界的な連携が必要になる場合があります。
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