We are excited to announce that we will attend and speak the HTAi 2024 Annual Meeting, the arena where HTA stakeholders will have a dialogue on the development of tools and frameworks to assess healthcare technologies and related innovations. This year, the HTAi meeting will focus on the opportunities and challenges for growing valuable networks for HTAs and how collaboration can support the evaluation of innovative healthcare solutions.
Our speakers, Richard Charter and Jamie Erskine, will join the online panel “Value Assessment of Digital Technologies in Surgery: Results From an International Consensus Conference Study.” The study investigated the value of digital surgical technologies and potential HTA methods to best assess their value.
Health Technology Assessments (HTAs) of Robotic-Assisted Surgery (RAS) systems have proven difficult due to challenges with ethical data collection, the complexity of these products, and a lack of standardized methodology. As a result, these HTAs often come to very different conclusions or are unable to reach any firm conclusion. As the development of new RAS systems continues to grow, this situation is increasingly untenable.
To learn more about this topic, read the article “Best practice considerations on the assessment of robotic assisted surgical systems: results from an international consensus expert panel,” co-authored by our experts.
The panel will be available on-demand and in streaming on the virtual platform of the HTAi 2024 Annual Meeting. All attendees can watch it in streaming in the following slots during the Annual Meeting:
This panel session will explore the potential benefits of Digital Surgical Technologies, including reducing unwarranted variation in surgical practice, increasing access to surgery, and reducing health inequalities. It will also discuss the linkage between clinical and patient-related outcomes with objective performance indicators, and what this may mean for HTAs. Finally, the panel session will look at what other areas of digital technology may require similar HTA considerations.
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