IncidenceNew-Case Rate, New-Case Frequency
The number of new cases of a disease occurring within a defined population over a specified period, unlike prevalence, which counts existing cases.
Budget Impact Analysis
Terms for estimating the financial consequences of adopting a new intervention within a specific budget.
- Topic: Budget Impact Analysis
- 28 terms
- Editor reviewed
Market ShareSales Share, Market Uptake Proportion
The proportion of eligible patients or total treatment volume captured by a particular product within a defined market.
Net Budget ImpactNet BIA Result, Incremental Budget Impact
The overall change in spending from adopting a new technology, after accounting for offsetting savings elsewhere, such as avoided hospital admissions.
Opportunity CostForgone Benefit, Alternative Cost
The value of the next best alternative forgone when a resource is allocated to a particular use.
PrevalenceExisting-Case Frequency, Case Proportion
The total proportion of a population with a particular condition at a given time, covering both new and pre-existing cases.
Price-Volume AgreementPVA, Volume-Linked Pricing Deal
An arrangement linking a treatment's price to its total utilisation volume, giving payers a mechanism to manage budget exposure as use expands.
Soft Budget ConstraintSoft Budget, Bailout Expectation
A situation where an organisation expects that any budget overrun will be covered by an external authority rather than facing full financial consequences.
Spending CapReimbursement Cap, Payer Spending Limit
A predetermined upper limit on total spending a payer will reimburse for a treatment or drug class within a defined period.