HTAi Annual Meetings

2020 HTAi Patient and Citizen Involvement in HTA Interest Group (PCIG) Annual Business Meeting

This year, due to COVID, the Patient and Citizen Involvement in HTA Interest Group (PCIG) Annual Business Meeting will be held online. Join us as we provide an update on the Interest Group’s activities in our new project structure.

Projects include:

Patient participation at the organizational level
Stakeholders perspectives of impact in patient involvement in HTA
International Summary of Information for Patients
Low and Middle Income Countries
Patient Preferences
Tools for patient engagement in Early Dialogue/Scientific Advice – PARADIGM

Following the updates there will be time to ask the project leads your questions.

Full agenda plus 2019 PCIG Annual Business Meeting minutes will be circulated to the PCIG list serve a week prior to the meeting.

Panelists:

Ann Single, Coordinator and Steering Committee, Patient Voice Initiative
Valentina Strammiello, Programme Manager, European Patients’ Forum
Heidi Livingstone, Public Involvement Advisor, NICE
Neil Bertelsen, Owner, Neil Bertelsen Consulting
Karen Facey, Evidence Based Health Policy Consulting
Anke Holtorf, Managing Director, Health Outcomes Strategies

Date:

August 4, 2020

Time:

05:00 – 06:00 MDT (UTC -6)

Previous Annual Meetings

HTAi 2018, Vancouver

Presentations from the HTAi 2018 Annual Meeting in Vancouver are currently available through the HTAi 2018 Vancouver webpage and are searchable by presentation ID number or title. The PCIG presentations will be added to this webpage shortly.

2017 HTAi, Rome

Will the patient centric approach of value-based healthcare drive innovation in HTA? – Panel session abstract, moderated by K Facey
The importance of Patient Organisation Involvement in HTA – K Apostolidis
The role of cancer patients in HTA and disinvestment – ECPC
Monitoring the HAS’ Initiative on Patient Contribution to Rapid HTA – H Nabarette
Patient Involvement in HAS HTA – H Nabarette
Patient Involvement in HTA. Case Study: Brazil – A Silveira Silva
Are journal editors a barrier to publication of real world evidence – E Oehrlein
Landscape Assessment: Patient Engagement in HTA – E Oehrlein
NHC: Improving Patient Centricity Rubric – E Oehrlein
Survey of HTA Evaluation Strategies for PPI – presented by A Holtorf
PPI in HTA: The Brazilian Experience – A Silveira Silva
The Use of Ethnographic Fieldwork in HTA – H Hansen
Strengthening Patient and Public Involvement in HTA – L Lockhart
Establishing an advisory group for patient & public involvement in HTA – L Lockhart
Patient input: a definition for optimising use – A Single
Identification of needs of Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis (PVNS) patients using online bulletin board (OBB) – N Cook