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Resource constraints has always been one of the main concerns of the health system in developing countries, therefore, appropriate allocation of resources is an important step in achieving the goals of the health system. Producing scientific evidences and use of these evidences in policy-making is very effective in improving resources allocation process of the health system. In recent decades with the arrival of expensive technologies in the field of health, use of health technologies assessment has been considered as a useful strategy for more efficient allocation of resources in the health system. Health technology assessment is a multidisciplinary entity which systematically assesses technical performance, safety, clinical effectiveness, cost effectiveness, organizational implications, social consequences, and legal and ethical considerations of one single health technology [1]. HTA (Health Technology Assessment) aims to provide objective information to support policy-maker decisions and develop policies concerning the health technology [2]. Health Technology Assessment Reports audiences include regulatory agencies, clinicians and patients, Health care payers, health professional associations, health care networks and hospitals, Standards-setting organization, lawmakers and other political leaders and health care product companies and investors [3]. The health system will benefit the benefits of HTA if health technology assessment reports are translated tailored to the needs of this audience, are given to them and the results are used. But how much the results of the reports are used in different countries and especially developing countries? Forming HTA responsible organizations in many developing countries confirms the fact that the status of HTA studies in these countries is being improved [4]. However, in these countries the results of health technology assessment reports are not used efficiently. For example we can refer to the limited use of HTA reports by different audiences in Iran. The definition of health insurance package in Iran does not consider the results of HTA and health insurance organizations in Iran do not almost participate in none of the steps of setting the title, performing HTA and publication of its results. Also the health

Applying the results of Health Technology Assessment reports in developing countries, the pale face of coin