Medical technologies evaluation programme Methods guide
NICE selects and evaluates medical technologies to determine whether the case for adoption in the NHS is supported by the evidence. A diagnostic technology is any medical technology with a diagnostic purpose. Diagnostic technologies are a sub-set of medical technologies. Genetic tests are covered by...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
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London :
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
2011.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- List of abbreviations
- 1 Introduction
- 2 What is the Medical Technologies Evaluation Programme?
- 2.1 Aims.
- 2.2 Key activities
- 2.3 Characteristics of medical technologies.
- 3 Selecting and routing medical technologies in the Medical Technologies Evaluation Programme
- 3.1 Selecting medical technologies for national evaluation.
- 3.2 Routing selected medical technologies for evaluation
- 4 Principles for developing medical technologies guidance.
- 5 The scope
- 6 Evidence and expert advice.
- 6.1 Types of evidence and advice presented to the Committee.
- 6.2 Published evidence
- 6.3 Unpublished evidence.
- 6.4 Contributions from expert advisers
- 6.5 Contributions from patient and carer organisations
- 7 Evidence synthesis and cost-consequence analysis.
- 7.1 Evidence synthesis
- 7.2 Analysis of indirect and intermediate clinical and system outcomes
- 7.3 Analysis of costs and consequences
- 8 Evaluation of the evidence and decision-making by the Committee
- 8.1 Main considerations in decision-making.
- 8.2 Types of recommendation
- 8.3 Framework for research recommendations.
- 8.4 Consultation on draft recommendations.
- 9 Reviews
- 10 Updating the methods quide.
