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Using information graphics in health technology assessment: Toward a structured approach
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 11/05/09

Pitt M et al. – HTA makes extensive use of graphics; however, there is little evidence of a systematic or standardized approach, or of much innovation. Significant potential exists to explore the application of information graphics in this field, but there are many research challenges. A contextually based, structured approach to the design of effective information graphics in HTA is proposed as a basis both to investigate the application of existing graphical tools in HTA, and to explore the considerable scope for innovation.

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