PD44 Realistic Review: Theoretical Model For Monitoring And Evaluation (M&E) Of Health Technology Assessment Management

Introduction Realistic Review (RR) is a methodology for systematic review proposed by Pawson (2002), to guide policy formulation. It aimed at makers and decision seeks explain how given intervention succeeds or fails in certain context, allowing the identification of more suitable alternatives solve problems. The objective this study was develop theoretical model Monitoring Evaluation (M&E) Health Technology Assessment (HTA) management. Methods realistic sought identify aspects that influence HTA contributions. Studies were included if they provided description context Key purpose elements extracted from selected studies contexts contributions analyzed. association between types areas different realities synthesized. We analyzed thirty-one articles published international journals area health technology assessment three on Brazil, nominated experts. Results possible situations generate demands HTA; favorable unfavorable factors contributions; main functions networks; products resulting application evaluations; results impact predicted action networks. logical starts with conjunctural demands: economic, social cultural. In definition priorities debates negotiation arenas research formulation process. Networks evidence contribute knowledge management, generating products, impacts. Conclusions use created tool allows M&E