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Dear members of the EUPHA-HTA section,

Few days have elapsed from the exciting conference in Dublin, and hereby we would like to briefly share with you the topics that were discussed during the join the network meeting in respect to future activities. We were enthusiastic of the lively discussion, and we thank all the people that joined the meeting. The slide that have been presented during the meeting can be found here: Join the network HTA 2023.

In a nutshell, the following topics were proposed and discussed:

  • Assessment of artificial intelligence tools by HTA bodies

  • Use of artificial intelligence tools in the development of HTA report

  • Contribution of diverse experts to HTA

  • Public engagement, including through the development of lay summaries

  • HTA and personalized medicine/public health genomics

  • European HTA activities

We hope to have not miss any relevant input.

If you are interested in contributing to expand on these topics and prepare future activities, or if you would like to suggest other issues, please reach out to us.

We are much looking forward to working with you and we kindly invite you to bring your experience within future EUPHA-HTA activities.

Best regards

Chiara de Waure, Elena Petelos







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