Toward Hybrid Mental Health Care: An Early Health Technology Assessment Based on Stakeholder Analysis and Economic Simulations

Mari Skoge; Linn Nathalie Støme; Sofie R. Aminoff; Henrik Myhre Ihler; Kari Jorunn Kværner; Josina Vink; Kristin Lie Romm

doi:10.1017/s0266462326103985

July 13, 2026International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health CareOpen Access

Toward Hybrid Mental Health Care: An Early Health Technology Assessment Based on Stakeholder Analysis and Economic Simulations

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This work aims to assess the potential effectiveness and efficiency of hybrid mental health care approaches.
Conducted stakeholder analysis to gather insights on hybrid care needs.
Performed economic simulations to project cost-effectiveness of proposed interventions.
Employed qualitative and quantitative data to guide assessment outcomes.
Identified key stakeholder preferences impacting hybrid care design.
Simulations suggest cost savings and improved access in hybrid care models.
Outcomes highlight the potential for better patient engagement and satisfaction.

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Early health technology assessment explores hybrid mental health care's viability through stakeholder insights and economic simulations, indicating potential benefits.

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