Current health technology assessment (HTA) methods guidelines for medical devices may benefit from contributions by biomedical and clinical engineers. Our study aims to: (i) review and identify gaps in the current HTA guidelines on medical devices, (ii) propose recommendations to optimize the impact of HTA for medical devices, and (iii) reach a consensus among biomedical engineers on these recommendations.

Health technology assessment methods guidelines for medical devices: how can we address the gaps? the international federation of medical and biological engineering perspective

Ciani, Oriana;Federici, Carlo;
2018

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Current health technology assessment (HTA) methods guidelines for medical devices may benefit from contributions by biomedical and clinical engineers. Our study aims to: (i) review and identify gaps in the current HTA guidelines on medical devices, (ii) propose recommendations to optimize the impact of HTA for medical devices, and (iii) reach a consensus among biomedical engineers on these recommendations.
2018
2018
Polisena, Julie; Castaldo, Rossana; Ciani, Oriana; Federici, Carlo; Borsci, Simone; Ritrovato, Matteo; Clark, Daniel; Pecchia, Leandro
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