Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program

Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program ‒ HITAP
Nonthaburi, Thailand

The Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program (HITAP), established in 2007, is a semi-autonomous research unit under Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health. HITAP is tasked to appraise a wide range of health technologies and programs, including pharmaceuticals, medical devices, interventions, individual and community health promotion, and disease prevention as well as social health policy to inform policy decisions in Thailand. HITAP assumes an advisory role to health governmental authorities by providing rigorous scientific evidence through professional assessment of health data in support of public decision-making. These assessments cover a range of topics including system design, selection of technologies for assessment, and the actual assessment of those selected and agreed upon by relevant government agencies.

Contact details

Website:
http://www.hitap.net/en/

Address:
6 th Floor, 6 th Building, Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health, Tiwanon Rd., Muang, Nonthaburi 11000, Thailand

Country:
Thailand

Sub-region:
South-Eastern Asia

Areas of focus

Topics of research
Geographics of focus
Thailand
Operating languages
English , Thai

Organisation details

Business model
Non-profit
Year founded
2007
Institutional affiliations
Government
Founded by
Founders: Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health
Founder gender: Other entities
Leadership
Leader(s) (2025): Yot Teerawattananon
Leader gender: Male
Leader(s) (2024): Yot Teerawattananon
Leader gender: Male
Leader(s) (2023): Wanrudee Isaranuwatchai
Leader gender: Male
Staff size
2025
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
114
Thailand average
61
Global average
87
2024
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
56
2023
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
21
% Female staff
2025
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
75%
Thailand average
63%
Global average
50%
2024
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
77%
2023
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
62%
Age (years)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
19
Thailand average
30
Global average
33
% Female researchers
2025
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
64%
Thailand average
62%
Global average
47%
2024
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
82%

Organisational performance

Publications
2024
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
11
Thailand average
16
Global average
57
2023
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
40
2022
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
11

Social

Facebook
Likes (2023)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
26,000
Thailand average
18,389
Global average
26,982
Likes (2022)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
26,461
Likes (2021)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
25,234
Twitter
Followers (2025)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
1,522
Thailand average
4,253
Global average
19,789
Followers (2024)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
1,445
Followers (2022)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
1,185
Subscribers (2025)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
5,190
Thailand average
3,034
Global average
7,405
Subscribers (2024)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
4,800
Subscribers (2023)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
4,420
Instagram
Followers (2025)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
23
Thailand average
471
Global average
18,493
Followers (2024)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
23
Followers (2023)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
19
Followers (2025)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
15
Thailand average
1,935
Global average
15,800
Followers (2019)
Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program
17

Data notes

Last updated: 17/04/2025
Rating of data accuracy (find out more) : Authenticated
Data sources consulted: Organisation´s website, Suggested by Multilateral Organisation experts
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