See comparative value and its assumptions before making a coverage decision.
Evaluate a defined product, service, or population, with separate assessments of effects, risks, costs, budgets, and implementation requirements. One-time assessments and ongoing evidence maintenance are commissioned separately.
Service usersAssessment, coverage policy, actuarial, medical review, and expert committee teamsCommissioning partyAn authorized payer, insurer, or the entity procuring research on its behalf
Choose the deliverable you need
Inspect the value and deliverables, then agree scope, review and fees.
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Decision appraisal
Effects, costs and implementation conditions are difficult to compare.
Core valueCompare effects, costs and the assumptions behind conclusions.
What you receiveCompare options under explicit assumptions and identify uncertainty.
Comparative effects and evidence-certainty table
Parameter sources and budget or option model
Implementation, applicability and equity conditions
Report, tables and agreed model; assumptions and parameters are reviewable.
How fees workPayer evidence package: CNY 200,000–500,000 reference; full HTA separately scoped
Quote stages by product, comparator, region and model depth; accept scope, draft and final delivery separately.
Scope limits
Excludes coverage or procurement outcomes and new clinical trials.
Amounts are proposed references or examples. Formal quotes depend on inputs, questions, professional review and acceptance scope. Agree updates separately; the same work is not charged twice.
What inputs are needed?
What coverage decision is involved?
A coverage list, service programme, insurance benefit, or pilot conditions
Comparators and perspective
Target population, current care, region, evaluation horizon, and payer perspective
Are the data available?
Costs, utilization, local effects, and triggers for updates