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Examining the changes in results when key variables are varied in an economic model. A cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) is one of the key tools of economic evaluation. Generally CEA is based on a number of debatable hypothesies, introducing an element of uncertainty. Sensitivity analysis (SA) suggests ways to calculate and evaluate this uncertainty.
See also:
Cost-effective (healthcare economics)
Health economics
Sensitivity to change (pharmacoeconomics)
Cost–benefit analysis, Cost-effectiveness threshold (health economics), Competitor analysis, Cost-minimisation analysis (CMA), Porter's 'Five Forces', Cost-effectiveness (in media/advertising), Cost-effectiveness league table (healthcare economics), Geo-demographics, Cost utility analysis (health economics), Balanced Scorecard, Payment by results (PBR) , Dog, Cost-effective (healthcare economics), Mathematical analysis of perception and preference (MAPP), Health technology assessment/appraisal (HTA),
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