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Evidence informed decision-making in healthcare: the case for health technology assessment.

Donald W M Juzwishin1.   

Abstract

Delivery of publicly funded healthcare is at the nexus of three conflicting objectives: (1) increasing access to care; (2) improving the quality of care; and (3) sustaining its public financing. This article demonstrates that with tools such as health technology assessment (HTA) evidence informed policy and decision-malting (as opposed to following doctrine, habit or expert opinion) access, quality and sustainability do not need to be mutually exclusive. A structure and approach for adopting and advancing HTA in healthcare organizations is provided. Policy recommendations are suggested.

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Year:  2010        PMID: 20614678

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  World Hosp Health Serv        ISSN: 1029-0540


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2.  Individual and institutional capacity-building for evidence-informed health policy-making in Iran: a mix of local and global evidence.

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