Health technology assessment: guidelines for rapid-review
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Keywords

Biomedical Technology Assessment
Technical Report
Guidelines

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Silva, M. T. (2013). Health technology assessment: guidelines for rapid-review. Boletim Do Instituto De Saúde - BIS, 14(2), 159–164. Retrieved from https://periodicos.saude.sp.gov.br/bis/article/view/34128

Abstract

This paper aims to introduce the rapid-review guidelines for health technology assessment published by the Ministry of Health of Brazil. Typically, this approach supports the decision making of health managers on acquisition, diffusion and obsolescence stages of health technologies. The seven steps of rapid-review were also described: framing the question, search strategy, search for secondary sources, search for primary sources, critical appraisal of evidence validity, synthesis and interpretation of results, and making recommendations.

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