Generally, respondents were unsure about where costeffectiveness analysis would fit within the system. At best,
they could suggest that it would be “. . .a matter of building the necessary expertise within both the agencies and the
evaluation committees to read and process evaluations. There
must be enough experts both on the side of the industry as on
the side of the public institutions and currently, this critical
mass of health economic expert does not exist” (HAS)