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KMID : 1040120150010010035
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Evidence and Values in Healthcare
2015 Volume.1 No. 1 p.35 ~ p.40
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An overview of the analytic hierarchy process
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Kim Jun-Ho
Park Chong-Yon
Kang Shin-Hee
Choi Sol-Ji
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Abstract
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This paper presents a review of the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). AHP is a multiple-criteria decision-making tool that has been used for almost all domains related to decision making and priority setting. It consists of five steps: define the decision elements, construct a decision model, compare alternatives and construct a pair-wise comparison matrix, consistency ratio (CR) analysis, synthesis, and decision making. A main strength of AHP is that it is methodologically sound and user-friendly. AHP appears to be a promising support tool for shared decision making, evaluation of health technology assessment, and policy.
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KEYWORD
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Analytic Hierarchy Process, Health technology assessment research, Priority setting, Health technology assessment experts opinion
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