A Model for Priority Setting in Health Technology Innovation Policy
作者： Jitendar Sharma , Joske Bunders , Teun Zuiderent-Jerak , Barbara Regeer
DOI: 10.31354/GLOBALCE.V2I3.84
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摘要: Health Technology Assessment focuses on equal appraisal of health technologies introduced into the market. This has made regulators and governance innovation reactive dependent initiatives innovators take for technology development, thus making it supply driven. The policy makers’ role become one appraising that are already developed rather than guiding development agenda. severely limits possibility to ensure sufficiently address major issues such as burden disease, trade deficit inequalities. It places governments outside actor arena co-shapes in early stages, restricting involvement facilitating scale up or not. makes hard achieve practices maximally contribute technological developments actually public concerns. What is potential frameworks changing this dynamics how can evidence shape agenda’s without falling traps regulator lock-in social engineering? methodology presented study takes first but important steps towards an based framework priority setting guide innovations, particularly sectors
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