Health technology assessment (HTA): a brief introduction of history and the current status in the field of cardiology under the economic crisis

In a time of economic recession health technology assessment is an established aid in decision making in many countries in order to identify cost‐containment policy options. Moreover, as the volume, complexity, and cost of new medical technology increases, the need for evaluating benefits, risks and...

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Cost-Benefit Analysis
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Economic Recession
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health technology assessment (HTA)
History, 20th Century
Humans
medical technology assessment (MTA)
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