Irene Morilla-Bachs
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Irene Morilla-Bachs is a leading figure in health technology assessment (HTA), with a focused expertise in developing practical decision-support tools for hospital settings. Her most cited work, "Development and Test of a Decision Support Tool for Hospital Health Technology Assessment" (2012, 50 citations), introduces a pioneering two-layer value/risk framework built upon the mini-HTA approach. This tool systematically prioritizes new, competing health technologies by classifying 12 key variables, enabling hospitals to make evidence-based, transparent decisions under resource constraints. Morilla-Bachs’s contribution is notable for bridging the gap between complex HTA methodologies and real-world clinical management, offering a scalable solution that has influenced how institutions evaluate innovations. Her research is widely recognized for its operational impact, providing a structured yet flexible model that enhances efficiency and accountability in healthcare delivery. Through this work, she has established herself as a key voice in applied HTA, with her tool serving as a reference for both practitioners and scholars seeking to optimize technology adoption in hospitals.
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