Early Health Technology Assessments May Help Bridge Gap Between COVID-19 Vaccine, R&D, CGD Blog Post Says

Center for Global Development: Bridging the Gap Between Need and Innovation: The Case of Vaccines
Rachel Archer, project associate at Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program (HITAP), and colleagues discuss the potential of early health technology assessments (HTA) to systematically assess the value of vaccine candidates in the pipeline and highlight how early HTA may help bridge the gap between country demand for a COVID-19 vaccine and vaccine research and development (11/2).

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