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Technology Assessment for the Anesthesiologist

Anesthesiology Clinics of North America, 2006
The expense associated with modern heath care in the United States is very high, in excess of 15% of the GDP, continues to grow and has become a significant public policy issue. New technologies, defined as all drugs, devices, procedures, and organizational systems, are major contributors to rising health care costs.
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Technology Assessment

2001
Technology assessment (TA) refers to the early identification and assessment of eventual impacts of technological change and applications, as a service to policy making and decision making more generally. TA can be done by (or for) business firms, or as a medical, social, or environmental impact assessment.
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Technology Assessment for Radiologists

Radiology, 2004
Health technology assessment is the systematic and quantitative evaluation of the safety, efficacy, and cost of health care interventions. This article outlines aspects of technology assessment of diagnostic imaging. First, it presents a conceptual framework of a hierarchy of levels of efficacy that should guide thinking about imaging test evaluation ...
Jonathan H, Sunshine   +1 more
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Selecting Technologies for Assessment

International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1989
This article describes criteria used by several organizations to select technologies for assessment and the factors that are common to most lists of criteria. It presents a framework or model (called TAPSS) that relates the most important factors. The model can be used to estimate the expected impact of an assessment on health and economic outcomes for
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Technology Assessment

Spine, 2007
Review of technology assessment process for novel spine patient care.To discuss the issues surrounding the introduction of novel technologies for spine patient care.The parties involved in the technology development and assessment process include clinicians, researchers, academic institutions, governmental organizations, and private health care payors ...
Michael J, Yaszemski   +3 more
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Technological competency assessment

International Journal of Services Technology and Management, 2019
Technological competency assessment has become one of the most important issues in small and medium sized enterprises, particularly in manufacturing industry. The main motivation for assessing the technological infrastructure of an enterprise as a corporate competency is that it provides a faster and higher quality presentation of products and services
Ercan Ă–ztemel, Semih Ozel
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Assessment of features technology

Computer-Aided Design, 1991
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Technology Assessment and the Sociopolitics of Health Technologies

Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law, 2000
In a growing number of countries, health technology assessment (HTA) has come to be seen as a vital component in policy making. Even though the assessment of the social, political, and ethical aspects of health technology is listed as one of its main objectives, in practice, the integration of such dimensions into HTA remains limited.
P, Lehoux, S, Blume
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Risk and Technology Assessment

2012
This chapter provides an overview of the changing relationship between risk, technology assessment (TA), and risk assessment (RA). It does so by comparing the development of the practice of parliamentary TA and RA, the way risk is interpreted in these practices, and the political role these practices play in dealing with risks.
van Est, R.   +2 more
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Assessment and the Technologic Present

International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1986
Do we have the will, the power of innovation, to lift ourselves above our own creations and control them? This is the central question of modern medicine, a question which for some time has dominated current discourse in health care and which gave rise in the early 1970s to the field of technology assessment.
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