Many EU HTA Bodies Wary Of Involvement In 'ADAPT SMART' MAPPs Project
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Executive Summary
Efforts are being made to involve more health technology assessment (HTA) bodies in the ADAPT SMART initiative, which is intended to coordinate Medicines Adaptive Pathways to Patients (MAPPs) activities in Europe. However, many HTAs are reluctant to take part, partly because of resource issues and partly because they do not want to invest public funding in projects involving private companies.
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