Introduction The Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG), in its pursuit of promoting evidence-based healthcare decisions, continuously refines its
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In this post, I’m following up on the key points on the real-world evidence (RWE) data collection in Germany with an IQWiG
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Welcome to the last post in the HTA series, focusing on the changes to HTA and early benefit assessments in Germany in
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This week, we are having a brief look at two brief reports on PROs recently published by the IQWiG. We’ll cover: As
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Welcome, this week’s post on the G-BA’s views on endpoints is the second article in the benefit assessments series. You’ll learn about:
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Registry-based RCT could provide important answers on the optimal treatments and their sequencing for RRMS, but a lack of reimbursement hinders these
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After several years of discussions, the EU will start to conduct joint HTAs in 2024. This process will be organized and overseen
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The G-BA, physicians, hospitals, SHI funds or patient organizations can request the assessment of a new method. If the request was accepted,
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The IQWiG not only examines the benefits and harms of medical interventions for early benefit assessments but also produces independent, evidence-based reports
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The IQWiG has just published draft version 6.1 of its “General methods”. The General Methods describe the work procedures of the IQWiG,
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