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International Decision Support Initiative (iDSI) Findings on Stakeholder Engagement

Sophia Tickell, Zoe Scabbiolo

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An objective of iDSI in its early development was to ‘enhance communication and engagement between key stakeholders, public and private, in the process of HTA development and of priority-setting.’ Meteos was contracted as an iDSI partner to support this objective, specifically with the responsibility to gather stakeholder perspectives, to convene a stakeholder meeting, and to produce a set of recommendations on ongoing mechanisms for stakeholder engagement by iDSI. To meet these objectives, Meteos undertook a stakeholder consultation through interviews with a wide range of stakeholders. This report summarises the outcomes of interviews conducted in May-July 2015. This document covers the two main questions for this exercise: stakeholder perspectives on iDSI’s impact, and views on iDSI’s approach to stakeholder engagement.

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An objective of iDSI in its early development was to ‘enhance communication and engagement between key stakeholders, public and private, in the process of HTA development and of priority-setting.’ Meteos was contracted as an iDSI partner to support this objective, specifically with the responsibility to gather stakeholder perspectives, to convene a stakeholder meeting, and to produce a set of recommendations on ongoing mechanisms for stakeholder engagement by iDSI. To meet these objectives, Meteos undertook a stakeholder consultation through interviews with a wide range of stakeholders. This report summarises the outcomes of interviews conducted in May-July 2015. This document covers the two main questions for this exercise: stakeholder perspectives on iDSI’s impact, and views on iDSI’s approach to stakeholder engagement.

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An objective of iDSI in its early development was to ‘enhance communication and engagement between key stakeholders, public and private, in the process of HTA development and of priority-setting.’ Meteos was contracted as an iDSI partner to support this objective, specifically with the responsibility to gather stakeholder perspectives, to convene a stakeholder meeting, and to produce a set of recommendations on ongoing mechanisms for stakeholder engagement by iDSI. To meet these objectives, Meteos undertook a stakeholder consultation through interviews with a wide range of stakeholders. This report summarises the outcomes of interviews conducted in May-July 2015. This document covers the two main questions for this exercise: stakeholder perspectives on iDSI’s impact, and views on iDSI’s approach to stakeholder engagement.

Key concepts: Stakeholder, Stakeholder engagement, Stakeholder analysis, Public relations, Public engagement, Process (computing), Set (abstract data type), Political science

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