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Health Technology Assessment (HTA) offered by the School of Health and Related Research within the University of Sheffield. This course introduced you to Health Technology Assessment (HTA) as a concept (what it is, what it involves) and then took you through the key stages in the HTA and decision-making process. Thank you for your participation.
Dr Chris Carroll BA, MA, MSc, PhD Senior Lecturer in Health Technology Assessment
Claire Beecroft BA, DPS, MA, PG Cert, MCLIP, FHEA University Teacher
16 December 2013 This certificate does not affirm that the above student was enrolled at the University of Sheffield, nor does it confer any endorsed qualification, grade or credit. The identity of the above student was not verified. The course taken was not part of the official accredited portfolio of courses offered by the University. Image credit: “Lights of ideas”, by Andrew Ostrovsky (2011) (CC BY-SA 2.0)
h c A f eo
er
C
s ha
t o a c ed t fi ti ard n ee
E h et
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b
ab
iz l E
t t o i l l
for completion of the open online course
Health Technology Assessment (HTA) offered by the School of Health and Related Research within the University of Sheffield. This course introduced you to Health Technology Assessment (HTA) as a concept (what it is, what it involves) and then took you through the key stages in the HTA and decision-making process. Thank you for your participation.
Dr Chris Carroll BA, MA, MSc, PhD Senior Lecturer in Health Technology Assessment
Claire Beecroft BA, DPS, MA, PG Cert, MCLIP, FHEA University Teacher
16 December 2013 This certificate does not affirm that the above student was enrolled at the University of Sheffield, nor does it confer any endorsed qualification, grade or credit. The identity of the above student was not verified. The course taken was not part of the official accredited portfolio of courses offered by the University. Image credit: “Lights of ideas”, by Andrew Ostrovsky (2011) (CC BY-SA 2.0)
