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How should HTA methods be adapted to meet the rising expectations of decision makers for medical devices and diagnostics reimbursement ? Issue Panel – ISPOR 12th Annual European CongressOctober 27th, 200910-11 am Moderator• Annie CHICOYE, expert to IMS Pricing and Market Access EU Panelists• Geoffroy WILSON, Reimbursement Leader, GE Healthcare, EMEA • Adrian GRIFFIN, VP Strategic Affairs, LifeScan EMEA • Pr Olivier GOEAU-BRISSONNIERE – Chairman of the Fédération des Spécialités Médicales, ex member of the medical devices HTA commission at the HAS • 2Medical devices and diagnostics : a wide range of health care products …Medical devices In Vitro diagnostics (directive 2007/47/EC) (directive 98/79/EC)« any instrument, apparatus, “Any medical device which is a appliance, software, material or reagent, reagent product, calibrator, other article, whether used control material, kit, instrument, alone or in combination, apparatus, equipment, or system, whether used alone or in including the software intended by combination, intended by the its manufacturer to be used manufacturer to be used in vitro for specifically for diagnostics and / or the examination of specimens, therapeutics purposes and including blood and tissue donations, necessary for its proper derived from the human body, solely or application, intended by the principally for the purpose of manufacturer to be used for providing information: concerning a human beings for the ...

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How should HTA methods be adapted to meet the rising
expectations of decision makers for medical devices and
diagnostics reimbursement ?
Issue Panel – ISPOR 12th Annual European
Congress
October 27th, 2009
10-11 am Moderator
• Annie CHICOYE, expert to IMS Pricing and Market Access
EU
Panelists
• Geoffroy WILSON, Reimbursement Leader, GE
Healthcare, EMEA
• Adrian GRIFFIN, VP Strategic Affairs, LifeScan EMEA
• Pr Olivier GOEAU-BRISSONNIERE – Chairman of the
Fédération des Spécialités Médicales, ex member of
the medical devices HTA commission at the HAS

2Medical devices and diagnostics : a wide range of
health care products …
Medical devices In Vitro diagnostics
(directive 2007/47/EC)
(directive 98/79/EC)
« any instrument, apparatus,
“Any medical device which is a
appliance, software, material or reagent, reagent product, calibrator,
other article, whether used control material, kit, instrument,
alone or in combination, apparatus, equipment, or system,
whether used alone or in including the software intended by
combination, intended by the its manufacturer to be used
manufacturer to be used in vitro for specifically for diagnostics and / or
the examination of specimens, therapeutics purposes and
including blood and tissue donations,
necessary for its proper derived from the human body, solely or
application, intended by the principally for the purpose of
manufacturer to be used for providing information: concerning a
human beings for the purpose physiological or pathological state,or —
concerning a congenital abnormality, or of diagnosis, prevention,
— to determine the safety and monitoring, treatment or
compatibility with potential recipients, alleviating the disease »
or — to monitor therapeutic measures”

3ISPOR Initiatives for HTA / Medical Devices /
Diagnostics
• Two issue panels were hold in Dublin in 2007 :
• Are medical devices more challenging to evaluate than drugs ?
• Adherence to clinical guidelines : a key concept in clinical and economic models for
diagnostics devices
 Two papers published in Value in Health
« HTA community should reflect on whether the current assessment methods
adequately take into account of the specific features of medical devices »
• A dedicated working group within the SIG HTA has been set up in 2009 with
two objectives:
• To deliver roadmaps information for devices and diagnostics
• To identify the topics on which good research practices could be developed and
discussed with decisions makers
• Over 70 ISPOR members joined from more than 20 countries with 35
active members

4Issues for discussion
• How far should clinical evidence be
generated for access to • Medical devices and diagnostics
reimbursement ? have various positions in the
medical pathways • Should appropriate outcomes and
methods be developped for assessing
their value ?
• They are generally not
• Should be specific international submitted to extensive clinical
guidelines for C/E analysis, Budget requirements for getting market
impact analysis be elaborted ? approval
• Their characteristics differ • How can a dialogue be developed with
significantly from drugs (life- HTA bodies and decisions makers
cycle, intellectual property, etc.)
• Are the business model and the
• The business model, the pricing dynamics of the sector
procurement processes and the adapted to meet the growing
pricing dynamics are specific decision-makers expectations ?
5ISPORIssues Panels - Session II
“How should HTA methods be adapted to meet the rising
expectations of decision makers for medical devices and diagnostics
reimbursement”
October 27, 10:00 –
11:00am
Geoff Wilson
Reimbursement Leader
GE Healthcare, EMEAIf a picture is worth a thousand
words, how valuable is an image
that saves your life? 7 /
GE Presenter and Event /MITA 2009 11/20/2009HTA of Devices & Diagnostic Technologies by
NICE (UK)
Background:
Nov. 2007 reviewed assessment methods for diagnostic technologies –
decided new appraisal methods required
June 2008 Lord Dharzi report on the future of the NHS (to the PM)
improvements recommended to the evaluation & adoption
processes for clinically and cost-effective innovative new
medical technologies (& medicines) …and promises that
“for new medical technologies, the pathway by which they
pass from development by the manufacturer into wider use
within the NHS will be simplified”
Sept. 2009 NICE requested to coordinate the evaluation of innovative
new medical devices & diagnostic technologies
Nov. 2009 NICE plans to establish Medical Technologies Advisory
Committee (MTAC) to evaluate medical devices with a “thin”
evidence base + introduce a new assessment process for
diagnostic products
8 /
GE Presenter and Event /
11/20/2009NICE Proposed to follow Australian Medical
Services Advisory Committee (MSAC)
“Effectiveness of a diagnostic technology is
the extent to which it improves health
outcomes”
Treatment Treatment Relative   Decisions EffectivenessAccuracy
Diagnostic procedure 
Care Whole system Clinical
Presentation/ Diagnostic Diagnosis Treatment Patient pathway costs & benefitsPreliminary Test OutcomesDiagnosis
Drugug|•Yes/no
•Typing altered Impact on Impact on
treatment treatment/ patient •Staging of based on patient outcomesdisease
9 /diagnostic management
GE Presenter and Event /
11/20/2009resultCost Effectiveness achieved by linking
evidence
Target Target
PopulationPopulation
Randomize Randomized
New Existing AlternativeNew Diagnosti Diagnostic TreatmentTreatmentc test
Test
Result Outcome OutcomeResult
Comparative Comparative
EffectivenessAccuracy
Comparative
Effectiveness 10 /
GE Presenter and Event /
11/20/2009

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