NICE Pilots Show New Streamlined Approaches To Accelerated Health Technology Assessments

NICE, the health technology appraisal body for England, has published an interim process and methods guide for its new proportionate approach to HTAs.

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England’s health technology appraisal institute, NICE, has issued interim guidance on its methods and processes that incorporates changes implemented following work done by NICE on its new proportionate approach to appraisals. 

The guide is to be read alongside the corresponding sections of the NICE health technology evaluations

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