WHO enables collaboration to share Health Technology Assessment information and best practices. Such collaboration also supports capacity building for Health Technology Assessment. WHO collaboration formats include:
- international HTA networks
- regional HTA networks
- WHO collaborating centres
- discussion groups.
Regional HTA networks and international HTA networks foster knowledge on HTA among national policymakers and other stakeholders. WHO collaborating centres support activities in the field. They facilitate the exchange of methodologies and information, build capacity and provide training and mentoring activities. WHO coordinates and participates in HTA discussion groups. Such groups aim to technically support Member States (MS) in the development of their own national HTA programmes, connect national and regional champions, and seek political and financial commitments needed to establish/strengthen national HTA programmes. A complete list of all relevant WHO collaborations is available below.
Please explore the links below to better understand all HTA resources available globally, in your region and in your country. WHO will keep updating this site whenever new resources are available.
Entire content available on: https://www.who.int/activities/strengthening-collaboration-on-health-technology-assessment
