The result is a paradox. Even before the HTA Review is formally concluded, announced, and implemented, the environment it was meant to reform has already worsened. Expectations that the review would stabilise or improve conditions now need to be recalibrated. The baseline has moved, and not in a favourable direction.
To what extent does the system even see itself as bound by external review?
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