The hype around the health technology assessment review and the premise of the industry's 13 'discussion papers' both reflect a fundamental misunderstanding of how it is used in decision-making simply because more technical inputs can only ever mean more reasons to say no.
More HTA is not the solution because it will just create more reasons to say 'no'
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