Yaron Connelly

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Yaron Connelly is a health technology assessment (HTA) researcher whose work focuses on refining how we measure the "added value" of medical innovations. His most-cited paper, "OP23 Setting The Value Of New Technologies - A Survey" (2018, 2 citations), addresses a critical gap in hospital decision-making: while safety, effectiveness, and costs are standard parameters, the growing abundance of medical technologies demands more nuanced methodologies to capture true value in an era of scarce resources. Connelly's survey work lays groundwork for integrating broader value dimensions—such as patient experience, equity, and organizational impact—into HTA frameworks. Though his citation count is modest, his contribution is foundational for researchers and policymakers seeking to move beyond cost-effectiveness alone. By advocating for refined value definitions, Connelly helps ensure that new technologies are assessed not just for their clinical outcomes, but for their holistic benefit to healthcare systems. His research is particularly relevant for students and professionals in HTA, health economics, and innovation management who grapple with the challenge of prioritizing limited resources in rapidly evolving medical landscapes.