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'''Note 3:''' Related terms include "monitored use".
'''Note 3:''' Related terms include "monitored use".


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== Reference ==
http://htaglossary.net/conditional-coverage

Latest revision as of 12:24, 9 November 2023

The funding or reimbursement of a health technology or service that is conditional on specific criteria.

Note 1: The funding is often provided by a health care agency or payer, such as: the government, health maintenance organization or health insurance organization.

Note 2: The criteria could be:

- imposed by the payer (for example, a restriction on the population eligible for the technology, a price-volume agreement or funding tied to the achievement of clinical outcomes), or

- agreed between the payer and the technology provider as an interim measure during evidence development (for example, managed entry or coverage with evidence development arrangements).

Note 3: Related terms include "monitored use".

Reference

http://htaglossary.net/conditional-coverage