
This paper discusses some of the concepts and methodologies frequently used in sensitivity analyses in the evaluation of investment programs. In addition, a concrete example is presented: a hospital investment in which four indicators were used to design different scenarios and their impact on investment costs. This paper emphasizes the importance of this type of analysis in the field of management of health services, and more specifically in the formulation of investment programs.
Hospital Bed Capacity, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Health Resources, Hospital Planning, Investments, Financial Management, Hospital, Risk Assessment, Sensitivity and Specificity, Decision Support Techniques
Hospital Bed Capacity, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Health Resources, Hospital Planning, Investments, Financial Management, Hospital, Risk Assessment, Sensitivity and Specificity, Decision Support Techniques
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