With some improvements, clinical cancer registries that exist in every federal state in Germany could be an important new source of comparative data to support submissions for new oncology products undergoing Amnog benefit assessments, according to Volker Vervölgyi, division head of the drug assessment department at IQWiG, Germany’s health technology appraisal institute.
German HTA: Clinical Cancer Registries Could Hold Key To Better Comparative Data For Benefit Assessments
Better data linkage and data entry systems could transform Germany’s clinical cancer registries into a reliable data source for health technology assessments.
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