Scanning the Horizon for Emerging Health Technologies: Conclusions from a European Workshop
@article{Carlsson1998ScanningTH, title={Scanning the Horizon for Emerging Health Technologies: Conclusions from a European Workshop}, author={Per G. Carlsson and Torben J{\o}rgensen}, journal={International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care}, year={1998}, volume={14}, pages={695 - 704} }
Abstract To share the existing, albeit limited, experience among nations and to explore the feasibility of international collaboration on the identification and early evaluation of health care technologies, an workshop was arranged in September 1997. Twenty-seven policy makers and researchers from twelve countries attended the meeting and concluded that: the policy environment in most European countries is characterized by insufficient data on safety, effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness of…
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