戻る Agenda
Session 5: HTA 2.0: a Glimpse into Current uses and Future Trends
Session Chair(s)
Mourad Aboubakr
MENA Regional Head Market Access
Novartis, United Arab Emirates
Noha Salem
Regional Director for Healthcare Policy, EEMEA
MSD, Egypt
Recently, HTA has become one of the most important topics across the region as governments aspire to modernize healthcare systems and adopt contemporary measures for evaluating healthcare interventions. This session will shed light on the past, present and future of HTA through the participation of industry, international bodies, government and academic experts, and the discussion of topics such as lessons from the past, the current state of play and recommendations for moving towards a value-based system and integrating HTA into the broader healthcare context.
Speaker(s)
EUnetHTA – Where and Why it Started & Lessons Learned - Remote Presentation
Ansgar Hebborn, PhD, MBA
F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG, Switzerland
Head - Access Policy Affairs Europe
How to get to an international approach in HTA – Video contribution
Anna-Eva Ampelas, LLM
European Commission, Belgium
Head of Unit, Unit B6 Medical Devices and Health Technology Assessment, DG SANTE
Health Technology Assessment in Saudi Arabia: Experts Perception on the Creation of a National HTA Entity
Ibrahim A. Al Juffali
Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics, College of Pharmacy, King Saud, Saudi Arabia
Advisor to the Minister of Health for Pharmaceutical Sector Development
Health Technology Assessment: the Innovation Industry Perspective
Mourad Aboubakr
Novartis, United Arab Emirates
MENA Regional Head Market Access
HTA in the Middle East region – A mapping of the current landscape and options for the future
Panos Kanavos
London School of Economics, United Kingdom
Deputy Director, LSE Health
Q&A and Panel discussion on Implementing the right HTA system: pitfalls, best-practices and recommendations, with the participation of:
Shaimaa Foad
Central Administration of Pharmaceutical Affairs (CAPA) Egypt, Egypt
Pharmacoeconomic Unit