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Announcement
Horizon Scanning of Medicines - Fact Sheets
We are pleased to introduce you two new Fact Sheets.
Fact Sheet No. 121 (February 2023)
Nadofaragen Firadenovec (Adstiladrin®) for Bladder cancer
Fact Sheet No. 122 (February 2023)
Oportuzumab monatox (Vicineum®) for Bladder cancer
Project / HTA-methods & steering instruments
Transparency: Sponsoring of patient initiatives 2021, update
Project leaders: Claudia Wild
Project team: Nikolaus Gregor-Patera
Duration: February 2023 – April 2023
AIHTA - Project „Transparency“
Announcement
Horizon Scanning of Medicines - Fact Sheets
We are pleased to introduce you four new Fact Sheets.
Fact Sheet No. 117 (February 2023)
Olaparib (Lynparza®) for mCRPC
Fact Sheet No. 118 (February 2023)
Tremelimumab (Imjudo®) + Durvalumab (Imfinzi®) for HCC
Fact Sheet No. 119 (February 2023)
Tremelimumab (Tremelimumab AstraZeneca®) + Durvalumab (Imfinzi®) + Chemotherapy for NSCLC
Fact Sheet No. 120 (February 2023)
Trastuzumab deruxtecan (Enhertu®) for HER2-low breast cancer
Newsletter
Announcement
Horizon Scanning in Oncology - Fact Sheets
We are pleased to introduce our two new HSO Fact Sheets.
Fact Sheet No. 115 (December 2022)
Trastuzumab deruxtecan (Enhertu®) for Gastric or gastroesophageal junction (GEJ) adenocarcinoma
Fact Sheet No. 116 (December2022)
Durvalumab (Imfinzi®) for Biliary tract cancer
Announcement
Perinatal and infant mental health care models and pathways
Up to 20% of women and 10% of men suffer from mental health problems during pregnancy and in the first year after the birth of the child. Due to the potentially severe impact on parents and child, there is an urgent need for rapid and effective care. This scoping review provides an overview of international models for the prevention and care of perinatal mental health problems and describes their similarities and differences. The review is part of the FWF funded research project ‘Co-designing perinatal mental health support in Tyrol’.
Publication: HTA Project Report No. 148: https://eprints.aihta.at/1420/
Contact: Inanna Reinsperger
Announcement
Quality Registries in Dementia Care: Mapping of Registries to improve Quality and Service Delivery
QRs in dementia care are systems to support decision-makers and healthcare planners in developing optimal dementia care pathways while improving the quality of dementia care services and patient outcomes. The aim of the report was to analyse dementia QRs and to provide an overview of the quality indicators used including the underlying evidence. In addition, the empirical results from the identified dementia QRs, in combination with good registry practice from the literature, were embedded into a good practice framework.
Publication: HTA Project Report No. 150: https://eprints.aihta.at/1419/
Contact: Christoph Strohmaier
Announcement
Child and adolescent mental health care models
Mental disorders in children and adolescents are among the most common illnesses with a high burden of disease. The increasing need for care with simultaneous bottlenecks in health services leads to considerations for other care and prevention models. In this context, in this research report international models for prevention and care for child and adolescent mental health were analysed. In addition, an overview of relevant indicators specifically for this population was compiled. Based on these international recommendations, possibilities for the further development of the current Austrian care structures were identified.
Publication: HTA Project Report No. 149: https://eprints.aihta.at/1418/
Contact: Reinhard Jeindl
Announcement
Osteopathy: effectiveness and safety for musculoskeletal pain and overview of training and quality requirements
Osteopathy aims to holistically improve and support all aspects of health. Osteopathic treatments are often applied for pain in the musculoskeletal system. In Austria, there is no legal regulation for the practice, education and training of osteopaths, while other countries have already introduced regulations. The report aims to summarise evidence on the effectiveness and safety of osteopathy in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain and to provide an overview of the training and quality requirements and regulations for the osteopathic profession in Europe.
Publication: HTA Project Report No. 144: https://eprints.aihta.at/1416
Contact: Lucia Gassner