Location: Plenary Room (Hall C)
Sponsor: Bayer Pharmaceuticals
Abstract Summary: Precision oncology 
holds unprecedented promise for 
improving the outcomes of cancer 
patients but presents challenges 
to conventional HTA: rapid-paced 
innovation, small sample sizes, 
limitations on randomization, short-term outcomes, high unit costs, and 
diverse patient preferences. How can 
precision oncology and HTA evolve to 
optimize evidence-based access? This 
symposium convenes four stakeholder 
perspectives to discuss these 
challenges and ways to address them
16:00 - 17:15
Location: Plenary Room (Hall C)
Sponsor: Edwards Lifesciences
Abstract Summary: Continuous 
healthcare workforce shortages put 
increasing pressure on healthcare 
systems increasing patients backlog 
with considerable impact on morbidity 
and mortality. 
Capacity-enhancing innovations enable access to innovative care while reducing burdens on healthcare providers and hospitals. Recognizing this value, measuring, and rewarding it, requires adaptive HTA methods to inform policy makers’ decisions. Evidence-based efficiency gains support such innovative technologies’ adoption
09:25 - 10:40
Location: Plenary Room (Hall C)
Sponsor: Bayer HealthCare 
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Abstract Summary: Prostate cancer is 
a disease state with high prevalence 
and mortality but also rapid treatment 
innovation. As such, it is important for 
evidence generation methodologies to 
also evolve in characterizing treatment 
value for HTA. Enhanced methods 
for indirect treatment comparisons, 
preference studies, and population-level equity considerations, would 
support more holistic HTA and 
treatment access for men with prostate 
cancer.
12:35 - 13:35
Location: Plenary Room (Hall C)
Sponsor: Novartis Pharma AG
Abstract Summary: Join three 
leading experts in Health Technology 
Assessment (HTA) and patient 
advocacy to learn about innovative 
approaches to capturing the social 
value for people of health technologies 
and to broaden the scope of HTA, 
with a focus on Social Return on 
Investment (SROI) and what truly is 
valued by patients and wider society. 
The symposium will explore how to 
incorporate the social and economic 
impact of health technologies into HTA 
and assess their broader impact on 
population health and well-being.
HTAi 2023 ANNUAL MEETING
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