- Research areas
- HTA-methods & steering instruments
HTA-methods & steering instruments
The continued development of HTA-methods reflects the dynamic and diversity of medical research issues. Our methodological projects cover various activities, such as the design of different analytical tools, the focus on evaluation tools or ‘impact research’ on the usage of HTA-results, etc.
Research projects
Strengthening the evidence base for a learning health system: Inspirations from good practice for capacity building in health services research and public health research
Project leaders: Claudia Wild, Nikolaus Gregor-Patera
Project team: Nikolaus Gregor-Patera
Duration: June 2010 - February 2011
Evidence supported health service planning
Project lead: Stefan Mathis
Duration: October 2008 - August 2009
Clinical Pathways: Systematic Review of outcome parameters and effectiveness
Project lead: Philipp Mad
Project team: Philipp Mad
Duration: July 2007 - September 2008
Clinical and health economic registries in the field of cardiovascular, spinal and neurologic diseases. Methods and good practice strategies
Project lead: Stefan Mathis
Duration: June 2007 - June 2008
Reimbursement processes An analysis of international practice models for maintaining the health benefit baskets of solidly financed health care systems
Project-Leader: Elisabeth Breyer
Project co-operation: Claudia Wild
Duration: June 2008 - December 2008
Methods manual (External manual- Part 1 & Internal manual- Part 2)
Project lead: Gerald Gartlehner
Duration: September 2006 - March 2007
