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The Canadian Journal of Health Technologies is the open-access, scientific and policy journal of CADTH — the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health. Journal articles are published as soon as they are ready and issues are published monthly.
The Canadian Journal of Health Technologies publishes the work of CADTH, including its horizon scans, reimbursement reviews, and health technology assessments. Articles include clinical and cost-effectiveness research, patient perspectives, as well as legal, social, environmental, and implementation reviews. Topics covered are relevant to health policy decision-makers, clinicians, patients, caregivers, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry, and the Canadian and global health technology assessment community.
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