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Some examples from this set of practice questions
1.
Define innovation
Answer: Innovation is the successful exploitation of new ideas
2.
Name the 4 steps of innovation
Answer: 1. Research and creativity 2. Invention 3. Design and development 4. Innovation
3.
What are the 3 types of innovation (two possible answers)
Answer: 1. Product innovation 2. Process innovation 3. Organizational innovation Or 1. Incremental 2. Radical 3. Architectural
4.
Define product innovation
Answer: Create a new or improved product for sale without a change in production process
5.
What are 3 types of product innovations?
Answer: 1. Characteristics approach 2. Product proliferation 3. Innovative pricing
Some examples from this set of practice questions
1.
Define Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
Answer: Health technology assessment is a multidisciplinary process that summarizes information about the medical, social, economic and ethical issues related to the use of health technology in a systematic, transparent, unbiased, robust manner
2.
What are two aims of health technology assessment (HTA)
Answer: 1. To inform decision making 2. To improve quality of care
3.
Define economic evaluation
Answer: Economic evaluation is a branch of HTA, that compares two or more health technologies in terms of costs and effects.
4.
What are the 3 steps of an economic evaluation?
Answer: 1. Identification 2. Measurement 3. Valuation
5.
What is a societal perspective?
Answer: A perspective that includes healthcare costs, but also patient and family costs, productivity losses and costs in other sectors
Some examples from this set of practice questions
1.
Name 3 reasons to involve patients in HTA?
Answer: 1. Patients are key stakeholders and have a democratic right to be involved 2. Patients can provide information and insight that is not available elsewhere 3. Patients describe the outcomes that matter to them and challenge presumptions about their health
2.
Name 3 results of using patient involvement in healthcare decisions
Answer: 1. Make better research, clinical, licensing, reimbursement and policy decisions that better reflect the preferences of stakeholders 2. Improve effectiveness of healthcare interventions by improving adoption of, satisfaction with and adherence to clinical treatments or public health programs 3. Improve quality, relevance and value of HTA
3.
Name the 4 roles a patient can have involved in HTA
Answer: 1. Consultation 2. Advice 3. Collaboration 4. Control
4.
Explain what a patient does when he/she is a consultant for HTA
Answer: Patient is a study participant
5.
Explain what a patient does, when he/she is an advice giver in HTA
Answer: The informed patient gives advice through discussing new developments, sharing personal knowledge and experience and reviewing research grant applications, usually only for one time
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