Vision
INAHTA is the global leader in advancing the impact of HTA in policy decision-making, through connecting and empowering public HTA agencies.
Mission
INAHTA’s mission is to:
- To advance the understanding, and ensure relevance, of public HTA agencies and the work that they do
- To build and strengthen the impact and reach of HTA through leadership and expertise
- To represent viewpoints on matters of scientific, strategic, and policy importance for public HTA
- To connect and support member agencies through networking and the active exchange of knowledge and learning
- To enable the spread and scale of best practice among HTA agencies
Core Values
Collaboration
Communication
Independence
Transparency
Trust
Continuous Learning
INAHTA Strategic Plan
INAHTA Strategic Plan 2024-2027
How INAHTA Works
INAHTA is a network that connects HTA agencies to each other to support knowledge sharing and the exchange of information, and also to serve as a forum for the identification and promotion of other interests of HTA agencies. The membership meets each year for a face-to-face meeting that is held adjacent to the HTAi conference. Throughout the year, the membership participates in various communities of practice, task groups and/or Board subcommittees to advance the achievement of the strategic objectives of the Network and to deepen collaboration and trust amongst members. The Members of the INAHTA Board are composed of and elected by the membership and Board members stand for 2-year terms. The INAHTA Board is responsible for the development and implementation of the INAHTA Strategic Plan and oversees the work of the task groups, committees and Secretariat. The Secretariat is currently located at the Institute of Health Economics (IHE), Canada and is responsible for coordinating the activities of the Network.
HTA Resources Produced by INAHTA
The international HTA database provides free access to bibliographic information about ongoing and published health technology assessments commissioned or undertaken by HTA organisations from around the world. This includes INAHTA members and non-INAHTA members. The database provides a single point of access to information that would otherwise be more difficult and time-consuming to search for on individual agency websites.
The HTA glossary is an official collaboration between INAHTA, Health Technology Assessment international (HTAi) and other partner organizations. The purpose of the HTA Glossary is to give the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) community – both producers and users of health technology assessment information – a common vocabulary for work in this field.