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A content analysis of health technology assessment programs in Latin America
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 11/05/09

Arellano LE et al. – The study showed that while HTA programs in LA have attempted to address the main goals of HTA, they have done so through the production of short documents that focus on practical high–technology areas of importance to two specific target groups. Clinical and economic considerations still take precedence over ethical, social, and/or legal issues. Thus, an integrated conceptual framework in LA is wanting.

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