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- The study identified key barriers to using real-world evidence (RWE) for health technology assessment in Central and Eastern Europe.
- A mixed methods approach was used, including a literature review and discussions with stakeholders, to categorize barriers into five groups: technical, regulatory, clinical, scientific, and perceptional.
- The authors recommend further research to develop detailed guidelines that enhance the consistency and standardization of RWE in health technology evaluations.
Article Abstract
As part of the HTx (Next Generation Health Technology Assessment) project, this study was aimed at identifying the main barriers for application of real-world evidence (RWE) for the purposes of health technology assessment in the Central and Eastern European countries. A mixed methods approach was employed to identify the main barriers: a scoping review of the literature and a series of discussions with stakeholders. Based on the applied approaches, we attempted to summarize the main barriers and challenges related to transferability of RWE in five main groups: technical, regulatory, clinical, scientific and perceptional barriers. Further research should pursue the development of detailed, consensus-based guidelines to improve the harmonization and standardization of RWE.
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