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Health systems have the challenge of deciding which of the new available technologies should be used and be available as a priority through state coverage. In this way, the World Health Organization (WHO) ratifies the importance of the Health Technology Assessment (HTA), with the aim of strengthening information systems and health research capacity. The process of preparing an HTA report requires an exhaustive searchof the available evidence; for its subsequent synthesis and presentation to those interested in it. This is a crucial step for a technology to be considered for its introduction into a health system; becoming the fourth and final barrier (Quality, Safety, Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness); for the implementation of new health interventions. However, to better determine the budgetary impact of the interventions, the HTA relies on thetools provided by the Economic Health Assessments (EHA); which can analyze both the costs and the clinical consequences of the use of a certain technology for a particular health problem in a particular context. This information is vital, when we consider principles such as equity, or the opportunity cost (what is spent in one intervention, cannot be used in another), and ultimately the limited health budget of health systems.

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La Evaluación de Tecnologías Sanitarias y Evaluaciones Económicas, como herramientas para la toma de decisiones en la atención primaria y la salud pública