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HTAi 2009 Newsletter | Issue 3 | November 2008 |
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NOTICE
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDS TO 1 DECEMBER 2008
Parallel Panel Session Submission
For more details on submitting a proposal and to download the form for your proposal, please visit this webpage.
Pre- and Post-Conference Workshop Submission
For more details on submitting a proposal and to download the form for your proposal, please visit this webpage. |
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Profile |
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MaHTAS (Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section) |
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MaHTAS (Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section)
Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section (MaHTAS) in the Medical Development Division at Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) was established in August 1995. This Section caters to the health technology assessment needs for all divisions and programs in the Ministry of Health. In addition, rapid assessments (referred to as technology reviews) are conducted based on requests to meet the needs of MOH policy makers and various technical divisions. Since April 2001, the development of the evidence-based clinical practice guidelines has been brought under the preview of this Section.
In 2004, MaHTAS was designated as WHO Collaborating Centre for Asia Pacific Region for Evidence-Based Practice in Health Care, and will continue this role until 2012. In the last eleven years, MaHTAS had conducted 41 Health Technology Assessments, 143 Technology Reviews and developed 44 evidence-based Clinical Practice Guidelines. MaHTAS has been a member of HTAi since 2000 and became a member of INAHTA earlier this year.
Malaysia is home to a unique potpourri of Asian cultures – Malay, Chinese, and Indian – along with many indigenous groups on Borneo Island. It is a mere stone’s throw from Singapore, and is a fantastic holiday destination, with a range of historic sites, beautiful natural scenery, natural tropical rainforest, and exquisite food. More
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Call for Abstracts |
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You can find more information and submit your abstracts on-line at www.htai2009.org. |
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ANNOUNCEMENT |
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INVITATION TO APPLY FOR HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT (HTA) PRACTITIONER AWARD
The organisers of HTAi 2009 Singapore are pleased to offer the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Practitioner Award sponsored by the Government of Singapore under the Singapore Cooperation Programme (SCP) and administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). The HTA Practitioner Award will be awarded to five eligible applicants from each of the nine ASEAN countries and Mongolia to attend the 6th Health Technology Assessment International (HTAi) 2009 annual meeting in Singapore. Click here to apply.
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Early Registration |
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We will begin taking early registration from 1 January 2009. Please register online at our website, and contact the secretariat with any questions at the following address:
HTAi 2009 Conference Secretariat
c/o National Healthcare Group
6 Commonwealth Lane #06-01 GMTI Building
Singapore 149547
Telephone: (65) 64966850
Fax: (65) 6496 6853
Registration log onto to www.htai2009.org
General information: conferenceinfo@nhg.com.sg
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