Generating Decision-Ready Evidence for HTA and JCA

Moderator

Fatima Salih, NICE, London, United Kingdom

As HTA and Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) requirements continue to evolve, decision-makers increasingly rely on evidence beyond direct head-to-head clinical trials. This session showcases the application of matching-adjusted indirect comparisons (MAICs), network meta-analysis (NMA), real-world evidence (RWE), and surrogate endpoint validation to address evidence gaps and support robust comparative effectiveness assessments. Presentations highlight methodological innovations and practical approaches for generating decision-ready evidence in areas where traditional clinical trial data alone may be insufficient.
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