Transferability

definition of HTA

evaluation of technologies related to all aspects of patient, to give policy makers info

barriers

...and generalizability

high and low transferability

factors

resource utilization / practice patterns

clinical efficacy

unit costs

Welte

  1. general criteria
  1. specific criteria
  1. relevance of specific criteria
  1. correspondence related to specific criteria
  1. effect on ICER in decision country

comparator not comparable

tech not comparable

study not of quality enough

health system

population

methodological

discount rate (C and E)

medical cost approach (how prices are calculated, charges, fees, market prices or inclusions of overhead) (C)

perspective (C and E)

productivity cost approach (HCA, FCM, QALY) (C)

healthcare

societal

practice variation (C and E)

tech availability (C)

absolute and relative health care prices (C)

health status preferences (E)

acceptance, compliance, incentives to patients (C and E)

life expectancy (C and E)

productivity and work-loss time (C)

case-mix (C and E)

disease spread (C and E)

disease incidence / prevalence (C)

Welte bias: very low (no additional needed), to very high (new study required)