European HTA Network Rejects Industry Criticism Of Joint Clinical Assessments
Executive Summary
EUnetHTA 21, the EU health technology assessment network that will soon hang up its hat has defended the methodologies it developed to support the EU HTA Regulation in the wake of criticism from industry.
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