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Enhancing Regional HTA Through Peer-to-Peer Learning and Stakeholder Engagement

This initiative focuses on developing a regional Health Technology Assessment (HTA) framework through peer-to-peer learning, sharing best practices, and stakeholder engagement. Key components include awareness raising, training workshops on rapid reviews and cost-effectiveness analysis, gap assessments, and building technical capacities in HTA methodologies. Participants will conduct assessments of disease burden and develop guidelines and proposals for larger projects. Collaboration and joint outputs will be pursued to enhance the effectiveness of HTA in tobacco control across countries.

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Enhancing Regional HTA Through Peer-to-Peer Learning and Stakeholder Engagement

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  1. Peer-to-peer learning and sharing A Vision for Regional HTA Cross-country benchmarking

  2. ARCH Aims and Objectives Training Workshop 1 + Stakeholder survey • General awareness raising and capacity building • Technical training in rapid reviews, economics and costing, BoD • Gaps assessment (data, people, institutions) • Cost and burden of disease • Standard cost effectiveness analyses and ROI models • Advanced modelling platforms or initiatives eg. micro-simulation Training Workshop I1 21st November 2014 Conference

  3. Research Outputs Proposed Joint ARCH Outputs Country Outputs Eligible for ARCH Technical Assistance To be self-funded but carried out by country teams with ARCH technical support Some options include Research strategy briefs egpriority-setting for evidence gathering based on gap assessment Further country-level stakeholder surveys Systematic review (if feasible) COI study (if feasible) Guideline development for SR / BOD Proposal development for larger projects Consider collaborations or working groups Not mandatory for participation in ARCH • Synthesis of conference proceedings: situational assessment article on HTA and tobacco control, bilbiography • Joint article on gap assessment in evidence base on HTA related to tobacco control in the region • Joint article on stakeholder perceptions of need, supply and demand for HTA in tobacco control / engagement • Seeking special issue of journal or panel at international conference egiHEA or HTAi

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