HTAi 2025: Next Generation Evidence in Health Technology Assessment

The healthcare landscape is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by the need for timely, relevant, and high-quality evidence that reflects technological and societal changes. Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is uniquely positioned to lead this evolution, embracing the concept of NextGen Evidence—a progressive approach that integrates diverse data sources, advanced methodologies, and global perspectives to meet these challenges.

NextGen Evidence:

• Expands HTA’s scope to address technological impacts, innovative trial designs, non-traditional data sources, and equity and environmental considerations.
• Responds to policymakers‘ need for faster, adaptive, and inclusive processes.
• Leverages AI and machine learning to process real-world data for richer decision-making insights.
• Centers patient and stakeholder voices, ensuring transparency and trust.

Theme: "NextGen Evidence: Diversifying and Advancing HTA to Meet Global Demands"

Key Topics

Explore pivotal questions shaping the future of HTA:

1. Global Collaboration and Local Implementation

• What are the emerging forms of national and international collaboration in HTA?
• How do we balance global advancements with local implementation strategies?

2. Innovations and Adaptive Methodologies

• How can HTA methodologies adapt to varying contexts, data availability, and timelines?
• Are AI-driven systematic reviews and meta-analyses ready for routine HTA use?
• What are the latest tools for adaptive trial designs and horizon scanning?

3. Equity and Fairness

• How can HTA improve decision-making to foster greater equity in healthcare?
• What best practices integrate equity impact assessments into HTA?

Why Attend?

The 2025 Annual Meeting offers:

• Deep dives into cutting-edge topics like AI integration, equity-focused frameworks, and adaptive methodologies.
• A platform for collaboration between global leaders, local experts, and diverse stakeholders.
• An opportunity to contribute to shaping HTA practices to meet global healthcare needs.