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Journal Article
From Regulatory framework to practice: the EU HTA Regulation 2021/2282, AIFA role and interactions with developers: processes, interfaces, expectations
2025
Overview
Introduction: The European regulatory landscape is undergoing a profound transformation with the entry into force of the new EU Regulation 2021/2282 on Health Technology Assessment (HTA), designed to harmonize HTA assessments and ensure equity of access to health technologies in different Member States. Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) and Joint Scientific Consultation (JCS), which allow developers to engage in prior discussion with the bodies responsible for HTA assessments, are key elements in this context where the need for collaborative and structured dialogue between companies and regulatory agencies is growing. The objective of the following work was to identify areas of improvement related to the dialogue between stakeholders and to find solutions for a more effective interaction.Methods: In the context of the Seventh Edition of “The Mogliano Veneto Seminars” held in Mogliano Veneto on September 26 and 27, 2024, a multidisciplinary Working Group composed of about 30 experts in different disciplines, including institutional and stakeholder subjects from different fields (Companies, clinicians, health economists, patients’ associations) discussed the interactions between AIFA and Companies.Conclusions: The key elements to be considered for a more effective interaction between the parties are timing, processes, and the tools to be used. According to what emerged during the discussion, three moments of interaction were identified (pre-submission to EMA, pre-submission to AIFA, and post-submission to AIFA), during which an active dialogue between Companies and AIFA should accelerate and streamline negotiations. The solutions proposed by the experts would bring tangible opportunities of improvement.
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