Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section (MaHTAS)
is tasked to provide evidence-based input on health technology and clinical practice.
is tasked to provide evidence-based input on health technology and clinical practice.
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Job Vacancy
We're Hiring!
Good news to our dedicated MOH medical officers! The Malaysian Health Technology Assessment Section (MAHTAS) is on the lookout for talented individuals to join our growing team. If you're keen to dive into a career in Health Technology Assessment and Clinical Practice Guidelines, this could be your next big step!
We're seeking medical officers at grade UD10-UD12 with about 5 years of experience, a strong team spirit, and a thirst for new knowledge. Post-grad qualifications and research experience are a definite plus!
Ready to contribute to shaping healthcare technologies in Malaysia? Find all the details on how to apply in the poster below.
Be sure to send your CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. before the deadline of 10 October 2025.
Come join us! We look forward to welcoming you aboard!
TACHTEE Meeting 2/2025
Date: 1 October 2025
MaHTAS held its second Technical Advisory Committee on Health Technologies Economic Evaluation (TACHTEE) meeting of 2025, chaired by Dr. Maznah Dahlui. The session welcomed Dr. Syaqirah Akmal as the new Deputy Director of MaHTAS and discussed the economic evaluation of TB-LAM for high-risk TB patients. Members also reviewed key studies on Full Paying Patient services and health inequality, reaffirming MaHTAS’ commitment to evidence-based, equitable healthcare decisions.
ISPOR Asia Pacific HTA Roundtable
Date: 28 September 2025
MaHTAS participated in the ISPOR Asia Pacific HTA Roundtable alongside regional HTA leaders. Represented by Dr. Izzuna Ghazali and Dr. Roza Sarimin, Malaysia contributed to discussions on HTA’s role in pricing negotiations, efficiency, and collaboration. Delegates also joined the ISPOR RWE Summit 2025, which highlighted innovative solutions to healthcare challenges in the region.
Systematic Review Workshop on Evidence-Based CPG Development 2/2025
Date: 22–24 September 2025
MaHTAS held the second Systematic Review Workshop at PICC for 46 members of various CPG Development Groups, including gallstones and post-operative infectious endophthalmitis. The training covered critical appraisal, the GRADE approach, and the AGREE II tool, equipping participants with essential skills for evidence-based CPG development. The workshop also featured insights from Dr. Rafidah Abdullah, who shared her experience in leading CPG development.
Centre of Informed Decision Making in Malaysia
"Is it safe? Is it effective? Is it cost-effective"
MaHTAS is responsible in assessing health technologies and advocating evidence-informed decision-making for better health care.
MaHTAS is responsible in assessing health technologies and advocating evidence-informed decision-making for better health care.
MaHTAS conduct horizon scanning, health technology assessment (HTA), develop and implement Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG).