Join us in Singapore for the 12th HTAsiaLink Conference 2025, where leading minds in Health Technology Assessment will converge to share insights, best practices, and innovative approaches in HTA.
The Main Conference is exclusively available to HTAsiaLink network members. Not yet a member? You can apply to be an individual member to participate in this enriching event through our registration portal.
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0830 - 0900 | Registration | |||||||
0900 - 0915 | Welcome Address by Guest-of-Honor: Senior Minister of State (Ministry of Health Singapore) Dr. Janil Puthucheary | |||||||
0915 - 0945 |
Keynote Speech by Director-General of Health, Ministry of Health Singapore, Prof. Kenneth Mak Topic: Appropriate and Value-Based Care in Singapore |
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0945 - 1000 | Photo-taking Ceremony | |||||||
1000 - 1030 | Tea Break | |||||||
1030 - 1230 |
Plenary 1:Exploring the Multiverse of Healthcare Through HTA: Diverse Perspectives, Unified Outcomes This plenary focuses on the diversity of HTA in terms of methodologies, types of health technologies or programs, and initiatives shaping the dynamic landscape. The diverse ways HTA is used across countries and settings, HTA harmonisation efforts, methods for equitable evaluation in HTA, and the importance of the patient perspective in HTA are the main themes that will be discussed.
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1230 - 1400 | Lunch | |||||||
1300 - 1400 | Poster Presentations | |||||||
1400 - 1430 |
Sharing Session 1:Draft Recommendations from the Lancet Commission for Strengthening the Use of Epidemiological Modelling of Emerging and Pandemic Infectious Diseases
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1430 - 1630 | Oral Presentations | |||||||
1630 - 1730 | Poster and Tea Break | |||||||
1830 - 1930 |
Welcome Dinner
Exclusively for Main Conference attendees. This Welcome Dinner is complimentary. |
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0800 - 0830 | Registration | |||||||
0830 - 1030 |
Plenary 2:The Road Ahead: Navigating Possibilities with HTA This plenary session, co-organised with Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, will explore the critical role of HTA in shaping the future of data-driven, artificial intelligence (AI)-empowered personalised medicine (PM). The advent of big health data analytics has enabled the synergies between AI and PM, which are mainly divided into four groups: digital diagnostics, therapy planning, risk prediction, disease self-management. As these innovative technologies rapidly and simultaneously evolve, HTA serves as a key framework to assess their clinical effectiveness, economic value, equity and ethical implications, ensuring they deliver meaningful benefits to patients and healthcare systems.
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1030 - 1100 | Tea Break | |||||||
1100 - 1300 | Oral Presentations | |||||||
1300 - 1430 | Lunch | |||||||
1330 - 1430 | Poster Presentations | |||||||
1430 - 1630 | Oral Presentations | |||||||
1630 - 1700 | Tea Break | |||||||
1700 - 1800 | Result Discussion |
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0830 - 0900 | Registration | ||||||||
0900 - 1120 |
Plenary 3:Translating HTA into Impactful Results: Value-Based Healthcare The session discusses how HTA helps to achieve value-based healthcare (VBHC), showcasing the importance of implementation strategies to drive adoption of cost-effective health technologies, and measurement systems to understand the impact of HTA on health outcomes and healthcare systems. International health economics outcomes research, translation of evidence to policy guidelines at a national level, the role of price volume agreements and risk sharing agreements in VBHC, and perspectives on the practical application of VBHC towards tangible measurable outcomes will be discussed.
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1120 - 1150 | Tea Break | ||||||||
1150 - 1220 |
Sharing Session 2:Valuation Survey of a new region-specific preference-based measure, AP-7D: One of the first PBM internationally developed in East and Southeast Asia This session presents the valuation survey findings of the AP-7D tool across several Asian countries. The AP-7D, jointly developed by HTAsiaLink and C2H Japan, is a novel preference-based measure used to calculate quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) as well as evaluate health states and has been specifically designed for Asian populations.
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1220 - 1320 | Closing Ceremony | ||||||||
1320 - 1430 | Lunch | ||||||||
1430 - 1530 | Member and Council Meeting | ||||||||
1530 - 1630 | Board Meeting |