The Pan American Health Organization and the Health Technology Assessment Network of the Americas (RedETSA) are pleased to invite you to a new edition of the RedETSA Webinar Program: 

“Prioritization in HTA: a key tool for optimizing health outcomes”

How to participate

• DAY: Friday, March 13, 2026
• HOUR: 10:00 – 11:30 (UTC-4). For other cities, check the local time here
• LANGUAGES: Spanish, with simultaneous interpretation into English.

Register now

Context

The health technology assessment (HTA) It is a multidisciplinary process that allows the value of a technology to be determined through explicit methods and transparent criteria, providing solid evidence to inform decisions in healthcare systems facing multiple challenges, such as the availability of new innovations and limited resources. In this context, having access to technical capabilities and explicit prioritization frameworks This is essential so that institutions can select which technologies will be evaluated and incorporated and under what criteria, thus contributing to clearer, more equitable and efficient processes.

Given that the demand for technologies that seek to be incorporated In health systems, the availability of human resources for evaluation and the implementation of processes often exceed the availability of those resources. explicit prioritization It becomes a strategic necessity to guarantee institutional efficiency and equitable access. Prioritizing health technologies allows for the proper management of limited financial resources, favoring the adoption of interventions that contribute greater clinical value, safety and efficiency, optimizing budgets and strengthening evidence-based decision-making.

About the Webinar

The webinar aims to understand the importance of prioritizing both the evaluation and incorporation of health technologies into health systems, as well as to share the various successful prioritization experiences in our region to strengthen health decision-making processes.

Speakers

• Manuel Donato, CETSAI-ISALUD (Argentina).
• Madeline Martinez, SISALRIL (Dominican Rep.).
• Alejandra Croci, AETSU (Uruguay).

At the end of the presentations, there will be an open space dedicated to questions and comments from participants.