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The CADTH Scientific Advice Program is a voluntary, fee-for-service consultation offered to pharmaceutical companies. Through this Program, CADTH offers advice on early drug development plans from a health technology assessment perspective. CADTH Scientific Advice is offered at an early point in the drug development process before development p...
Alternative safe, effective, minimally invasive, and reversible weight-loss surgeries are needed to bring about sustained and clinically significant weight loss in patients for whom drug therapy or bariatric surgery are not indicated, or who do not want to undergo bariatric procedures that are invasive, irreversible, and bring a higher risk o...
CADTH invites interested individuals to propose topics for future CADTH Health Technology Assessment or Optimal Use projects. We are specifically seeking topics related to medical devices, diagnostic testing, and medical, dental, and surgical procedures or programs that require information for pan-Canadian practice, purchasing, or policy decisi...
This report aims to: Assess the comparative cost of coagulation factor VIII (recombinant) Fc fusion protein (Eloctate) with recombinant antihemophilic factors (Kogenate FS, Xyntha, and Advate) in both control and prevention of bleeding episodes. Assess, from the Canadian health ministry perspective, the budgetary impact of reimbursing Elocta...
The CADTH Lecture Series provides prominent scholars and opinion leaders with a forum to discuss pressing issues facing health technology assessment (HTA) and health care today. Join the CADTH Lecture Series for the last session before the holidays. The lecture, Is Deliberative Public Engagement Worth the Trouble?, will be hosted by D...
Read this month’s issue of New at CADTH. Here, you’ll find the latest information on our products and services, corporate news, and news flashes of upcoming events across Canada.
As we launch into 2007, our fifth issue of Health Technology Update brings you information on several new health technologies for the diagnosis and treatment of disease. The Update also introduces an innovative system that follows up with patients after they go home from hospital. In this Issue: Medical Device Regulation In Canada: A Primer M...