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Sensitivity to change (pharmacoeconomics)

The extent to which an instrument is responsive to changes in quality of life over time. Sensitivity analyses are conducted in pharmacoeconomic analyses using models. A sensitivity analysis is a way of examining Sensitivity to Change in results due to changes in the parameter values applied within a certain scope.

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Sensitivity analysis (pharmacoeconomics)

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Boston matrix, Cost-effectiveness analysis (health economics), Dog, Cost-effectiveness league table (healthcare economics), Cost-effectiveness threshold (health economics), Baseline, Balanced Scorecard, Porter's 'Five Forces', Cost-effective (healthcare economics), Economic value added (EVA) , Drug usage/utilisation review (DUR), Economic regulation, Mathematical analysis of perception and preference (MAPP), Performance prism, Competitors,

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