Australian Committee Wants HTA Review To Begin Early In 2023
Executive Summary
At its next meeting, the Australian committee responsible for reviewing the country's health technology assessment system will discuss feedback from stakeholders, including the pharmaceutical industry, on the draft terms of reference for the review.
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