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The Dictionary provides concise definitions of health economics terms, arranged alphabetically for quick reference. Use it to understand unfamiliar terminology or confirm the meaning of a specific term.

8 terms matching Resource Constraint

A

Advanced Sustainability Evaluation
A sustainability evaluation applying sophisticated modelling to project whether a programme's costs and benefits can be maintained given anticipated resource constraints.

C

Contemporary Sustainability Evaluation
A sustainability evaluation based on current funding structures and resource constraints rather than historical assumptions that may no longer hold.

F

Fundamental Sustainability Evaluation
A sustainability evaluation limited to the single most critical resource constraint threatening a programme's continuation, without a fuller analysis.

I

International Sustainability Evaluation
A sustainability evaluation comparing the long-term viability of similar programmes across different countries facing different resource constraints.

N

Novel Sustainability Evaluation
A sustainability evaluation employing a new projection method or resource constraint not previously considered in assessing long-term viability.

P

Practical Innovation Assessment
An innovation assessment designed to produce a usable recommendation within the time and resource constraints decision-making bodies actually face.

R

Resource Constraint
A limit on the total resources, such as budget, staff, or facilities, available to an organisation, within which competing demands must be prioritised.

S

Sustainability Criterion
A standard judging whether continued funding for a technology is likely to remain financially viable long term given future resource constraints.