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“New Age” Decision Making in HTA: Is It Applicable in Asia?

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  • Amanda Cole;Grace Hampson;Nancy Devlin;David Grainger;Eui-Kyung Lee;Wija Oortwijn

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This report provides a detailed summary of a panel session which took place at the HTAi 2016 annual meeting in Tokyo. The panel session was entitled "New Age Decision Making in HTA: Is It Applicable in Asia?". To open the session, David Grainger (Eli Lilly & Company) provided an overview of the session, offering useful background information on the topic.

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  • Amanda Cole;Grace Hampson;Nancy Devlin;David Grainger;Eui-Kyung Lee;Wija Oortwijn, 2016. "“New Age” Decision Making in HTA: Is It Applicable in Asia?," Briefing 001741, Office of Health Economics.
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