26 September 2025

A Review of Management in Health Technology assessment in foreign countries (in Thai language)

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Project Code 01-402-2550

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Start : 19 February 2024
End : 19 February 2028

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26 September 2025

A Review of Management in Health Technology assessment in foreign countries (in Thai language)

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The study aims to explore how the processes to assess the appropriateness of health technologies are managed and arried out in responsible organizations in other countries. Health technology assessment institutes in 10 countries, amely England, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, the USA, Canada, Australia, Republic of Korea, and South Africa are included. The review suggests that the processes undertaken in these organizations can be divided into 4 main Steps: (1) The selection of health interventions to the assessment: Website is a common channel for topic submission. Eligible stakeholders to propose particular technologies comprise different parties namely healthcare professionals, government bodies, health technology users and the public. (2) Assessment and consultation: Once the topics are selected, groups of researchers will be assigned to conduct the assessment according to their expertise. (3) Approval of the evaluation results: consultations are convened to obtain comments and suggestions concerning the assessment results. This stage involves experts in relevant fields, health minister, and other key stakeholders in order to ensure the reliability and acceptability of the findings and policy recommendations. (4) The appeal procedure: Concerned parties are allowed to make appeal over the disagreeable assessment results. This procedure is available in some institutes with appraisal or policy decision authority.

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Ministry of Public Health, Thailand

Bureau of Health Promotion, Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand