UK’s Early Value Assessment Pilot Is ‘Catalyst’ For Wider Change - NICE
Executive Summary
NICE’s early value assessment (EVA) pilot for medtech will have failed unless it changes the way that medical devices “as a whole” are evaluated in the UK, according to Mark Chapman, the organization’s interim director of medical technology.
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