Significant changes to the way European health technology assessments (HTA) take place is underway, with a transitional period set to be in force for several years.
Agreed in 2022, the new Regulation on Health Technology Assessment is designed to usher in a new framework for cooperation between medicine regulators and HTA bodies in the region.
Due to come into effect in 2025, the rules will see the European Medicines Agency and national HTA bodies working together on joint clinical assessments, scientific consultations, and the identification of new health technologies.
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