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The contribution of transfusion medicine to the implementation of a model hospital model of technology governance.
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Published: 23 April 2021
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The Health Technology Assessment (HTA), was created to provide an operational response to the gap between the limited resources of the NHS, the increasingly differentiated demand for health and rapid technological innovation. According to AGENAS it is "a multidisciplinary approach for the analysis of the medical-clinical, social, organizational, economic, ethical and legal implications of a health technology". The objective of HTA is to assess the effects of technology, as well as the consequences that the introduction or exclusion of an intervention may have for the NHS, the economy and society".
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The contribution of transfusion medicine to the implementation of a model hospital model of technology governance. (2021). Working Paper of Public Health, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.4081/wpph.2017.9210
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