A new study “ Value Added Medicines: Time to Adjust the HTA Decision Frameworks” was launched today in Brussels with the support of the Value Added Medicines Group, a sector group of Medicines for Europe.
The study, conducted by Mondher Toumi, Professor of Public Health at Aix-Marseille University, highlights the need for adjustments in health technology assessment (HTA) decision frameworks to ensure that European patients can benefit from value added medicines.
Prof Toumi emphasized that “value added medicines represent an opportunity for increasing the cost-effectiveness of treatments or services that may bring substantial value to individual patients and society. However, the current European HTA decision frameworks represent various challenges for the full value recognition of these products, which need to be addressed.”
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