Toronto Health Economics and Technology Assessment Collaborative
 

The Toronto Health Economics and Technology Assessment (THETA) Collaborative is a multi-disciplinary research group supporting effective policy decision-making regarding new drugs and health technologies in Ontario. We do this by:

  • synthesizing the best scientific evidence on efficacy, effectiveness, costs, and health-related values
  • creating new evidence
  • presenting evidence to decision-makers so that scientific evidence and the public’s values guide policy decisions, and
  • training individuals in the discipline of health technology assessment (HTA).

THETA News

Paper in the BMJ THETA staff member Mike Paulden has published an article in the British Medical Journal: Screening for postnatal depression in primary care: cost effectiveness analysis

Slideshow from Holiday Lunch Here is a slide show from our holiday lunch on December 18th.

Publication Accepted for Pressure Ulcer Paper As part of the work on modeling pressure ulcers in Ontario, the paper "Health Status Utilities and The Impact of Pressure Ulcers in Long-Term Care Residents in Ontario" has been accepted for publication in Quality of Life Research.

Pressure Ulcer Prevention in the OR THETA has finalized its report on pressure ulcer prevention in the Operating Rooms of Ontario's hospitals.


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