Health technology assessment and Stata - A framework for HTA - analysis and coding

Aug 27, 2026

Health technology assessment (HTA) is presented as a systematic, multidisciplinary evaluation of health technologies and interventions, including direct and indirect consequences. The material frames HTA as a process intended to determine the value of a technology and to support guidance for use in health systems worldwide, described as a bridge between research and policy making. The document then links this HTA perspective to practical Stata work, highlighting review of existing Stata packages and the need to complete and implement new ones for clinical trial analysis with survival outcomes.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

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Pages55

Reading Time2 h 19 min

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Introduction

Aim

Health Technology Assessment

HTA definition and purpose

HTA as a bridge between research and policy

A framework for HTA

Analysis of a clinical trial with a survival outcome

Health technology assessment and Stata Reviewing the old and coding the new Michael J. Crowther Red Door Analytics AB Stockholm, Sweden [reddooranalytics.se](reddooranalytics.se) contact@reddooranalytics .se @RDAnalyticsAB ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 1 Introduction ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 2 Aim This talk was an excuse to review my own Stata packages, with the aim to improve them, motivated by some of our work at RDA ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 3 Aim This talk was an excuse to review my own Stata packages, with the aim to improve them, motivated by some of our work at RDA This talk was also an excuse to force me to finish two new packages, again, because we’re using them at RDA ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 3 Aim This talk was an excuse to review my own Stata packages, with the aim to improve them, motivated by some of our work at RDA This talk was also an excuse to force me to finish two new packages, again, because we’re using them at RDA Unsurprisingly, I mostly failed at both ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 3 Health Technology Assessment Health technology assessment (HTA) is a systematic and multidisciplinary evaluation of the properties of health technologies and interventions covering both their direct and indirect consequences ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 4 Health Technology Assessment Health technology assessment (HTA) is a systematic and multidisciplinary evaluation of the properties of health technologies and interventions covering both their direct and indirect consequences It is a multidisciplinary process that aims to determine the value of a health technology and to inform guidance on how these technologies can be used in health systems around the world. ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 4 Health Technology Assessment Health technology assessment (HTA) is a systematic and multidisciplinary evaluation of the properties of health technologies and interventions covering both their direct and indirect consequences It is a multidisciplinary process that aims to determine the value of a health technology and to inform guidance on how these technologies can be used in health systems around the world. It has been described as a bridge that connects the world of research to that of policy making. [https://www.who.int/health-topics/health-technology-assessment](https://www.who.int/health-topics/health-technology-assessment) ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 4 Health Technology Assessment | A framework for HTA | | --- | | | ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 5 Health Technology Assessment A framework for HTA Analysis of a clinical trial with a survival outcome stmerlin We might need bayes if we have prior information ➞ Red Door Analytics AB Health technology assessment and Stata 5

FAQs

What is health technology assessment (HTA) according to the document?

HTA is a systematic and multidisciplinary evaluation of health technologies and interventions, covering both direct and indirect consequences.

What is the purpose of HTA for decision-making?

HTA aims to determine the value of a health technology and inform guidance on how it can be used in health systems worldwide.

How does the document connect HTA to Stata work?

It uses the HTA framing to motivate reviewing and improving Stata packages, including finishing new packages used for analysis such as clinical trial survival outcomes.

Aug 27, 2026

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