We argue that the long-term focus on HTA's technical inputs and related processes has failed because it implicitly endorses the state's framework. It misses the importance of making a philosophical case against a system whose primary flaw is that patients are servile to the state's economic interests.
Make the case against the state's imposition of economic interests as the only consideration
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