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  1. WHO pharmacovigilance reform is pushing safety evidence teams toward smarter RWE, AI-enabled signal workflows, and clearer regulatory evidence plans. mattheneus.com/editorial/who-s #HTA #RWE #RegulatoryAffairs

  2. The WHA teleradiology resolution turns remote imaging services into an evidence, governance, and implementation-readiness question for market access teams. mattheneus.com/editorial/who-t #HTA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  3. TLV’s Myalepta decision shows how rare-disease flexibility still needs subgroup value, severity, and negotiated cost to support reimbursement. mattheneus.com/editorial/tlv-m #HTA #Pharma #RegulatoryAffairs

  4. Sweden’s TLV framed Vevizye as a restricted reimbursement case: comparable effect to Ikervis, equal daily medicine cost, and no implied superiority claim. mattheneus.com/editorial/tlv-v #HTA #Pharma #RegulatoryAffairs

  5. Target trial emulation is getting harder to ignore in HTA: registry-based RWD shifted the ICER for post-first-line RA biologics from ~£34.7k to ~£46.8k/QALY. mattheneus.com/editorial/targe #HTA #RWE #HealthEconomics

  6. CAR-T access is no longer just a clinical story; HTA timing and cost-effectiveness design now shape who gets to market and when.

    mattheneus.com/editorial/car-t

    #HTA #HealthEconomics #Pharma

  7. The UK just made non-animal evidence planning more real: MHRA’s new advance Module 4 review route gives teams an earlier read on whether their package will hold up. mattheneus.com/editorial/mhra- #HTA #RegulatoryAffairs #Pharma

  8. HTA evidence teams are hitting a fragmentation wall: ITC, MAIC, NMA, RWE, modelling, and reporting now need one traceable workflow, not stitched-together handoffs. mattheneus.com/editorial/abang #HTA #NMA #MAIC #EvidenceSynthesis #HealthEconomics

  9. HTA submissions keep breaking where comparative evidence meets the economic model. If the lineage is not traceable, cost-effectiveness and budget-impact claims turn fragile fast. mattheneus.com/editorial/hta-s #HTA #HealthEconomics #RegulatoryAffairs

  10. Four placebo-controlled trials showing no benefit is exactly the kind of evidence reset that changes payer and regulator narratives fast. mattheneus.com/editorial/ema-t #HTA #RegulatoryAffairs #Pharma

  11. G-BA says concizumab's added benefit is not proven in haemophilia A because comparator alignment still decides whether evidence lands or unravels. mattheneus.com/editorial/g-ba- #HTA #NMA #MAIC #EvidenceSynthesis

  12. NICE’s fezolinetant decision is a live case study in how reimbursement can clear despite uncertain indirect evidence beyond placebo. The real lesson is comparator-bridge discipline, not false certainty. mattheneus.com/editorial/nice- #HTA #NMA #MAIC #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  13. Under-5 utility evidence is no longer a side quest—if infant/toddler HRQoL is weak, the cost-effectiveness model is fragile from day one. mattheneus.com/editorial/infan #HTA #HealthEconomics #Pharma

  14. RWE fails when it is treated as a late appendix instead of submission architecture. Canada and EU HTA now reward early evidence planning and traceable decision logic. mattheneus.com/editorial/rwe-s #HTA #RWE #RegulatoryAffairs #EvidenceSynthesis

  15. AI can already speed up evidence screening and extraction, but the latest validation signal says HTA teams should keep human oversight on judgment-heavy risk-of-bias work. mattheneus.com/editorial/ai-ev #HTA #EvidenceSynthesis #Pharma

  16. When two NMAs disagree, the ranking usually isn’t the truth—it’s the output of study selection, population splits, and consistency choices. This playbook shows how to stress-test the decision question before a league table enters a dossier. mattheneus.com/editorial/when- #HTA #NMA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  17. AMNOG haemophilia dossiers get much harder when inhibitor and non-inhibitor populations are split—this playbook explains the evidence architecture teams need before review. mattheneus.com/editorial/amnog #HTA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  18. EMA’s positive opinion for Fubelv signals another biosimilar evidence-lineage milestone in Europe—and a useful read on how regulatory decisions translate into market-access context. mattheneus.com/editorial/ema-f #HTA #Pharma #RegulatoryAffairs

  19. NMA outputs are now shaping HTA timelines before submission—not after. If your evidence plan starts late, your access strategy starts behind. mattheneus.com/editorial/hta-v #HTA #NMA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  20. Retractions can silently invalidate NMA assumptions days before dossier lock—if your evidence ops aren’t retraction-aware, you’re flying blind. New seven-day governance playbook: mattheneus.com/editorial/nma-r #HTA #NMA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  21. CEE HTA bodies like Poland's AOTMiT face a dual challenge: aligning domestic benefit-assessment methodology with EU JCA evidence standards for ITC & NMA while preserving reimbursement integrity. A practical playbook for market-access teams.
    mattheneus.com/editorial/aotmi
    #HTA #NMA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  22. Publication bias is systematically under-tested in NMA dossiers — a scoping review of 22 critical appraisal instruments confirms no standardised decision rules exist. Comparison-adjusted funnel plots should be mandatory in HTA submissions: mattheneus.com/editorial/fallb #HTA #NMA #EvidenceSynthesis #RegulatoryAffairs

  23. Cross-country HTA evidence transfer is now a credibility bottleneck: a new 2026 review finds inverse-odds weighting dominates practice while true transportability remains limited. What’s your governance plan for target-population assumptions? mattheneus.com/editorial/hta-t #HTA #MAIC #NMA #EvidenceSynthesis #RWE