Common use of Anticipated Impacts Clause in Contracts

Anticipated Impacts. The table below lists the impacts of the new pathway on the different actors, as anticipated at this stage. Actual impacts will be measured and analysed as part of the evaluation and cost-benefit analysis of the pilot deployment. Impacts are split into positive impacts or benefits on the one hand, and negative impacts or costs on the other. In both cases, tangible as well as intangible effects can be included. For example, a positive impact can be an increase in a patient’s self-perceived quality of life or satisfaction (intangible benefit) or saved costs due to more efficient service provision for a provider (tangible resource benefit). In a similar way, negative impacts can include the inconvenience caused by daily telehealth readings (intangible costs) or the investment in telecare equipment by a provider (tangible monetary cost).

Anticipated Impacts. The table below lists the impacts of the new pathway on the different actors, as anticipated at this stage. Actual impacts will be measured and analysed as part of the evaluation and cost-benefit analysis of the pilot deployment. Impacts are split into positive impacts or benefits on the one hand, and negative impacts or costs on the other. In both cases, tangible as well as intangible effects can be included. For example, a positive impact can be an increase in a patient’s self-perceived quality of life or satisfaction (intangible benefit) ), or saved costs due to more efficient service provision for a provider (tangible resource benefit). In a similar way, negative impacts can include the inconvenience caused by daily telehealth readings (intangible costs) ), or the investment in telecare equipment by a provider (tangible monetary cost).

Anticipated Impacts. The table below lists the impacts of the new pathway on the different actors, as anticipated at this stage. Actual impacts will be measured and analysed as part of the evaluation and cost-benefit analysis of the pilot deployment. Impacts are split into positive impacts or benefits on the one hand, hand and negative impacts or costs on the other. In both cases, tangible as well as intangible effects can be included. For example, a positive impact can be an increase in a patient’s self-perceived quality of life or satisfaction (intangible benefit) or saved costs due to more efficient service provision for a provider (tangible resource benefit). In a similar way, negative impacts can include the inconvenience caused by daily telehealth readings (intangible costs) or the investment in telecare equipment by a provider (tangible monetary cost).

Anticipated Impacts. The table below lists the impacts of the new pathway pathways on the different actors, as anticipated at this stage. Actual impacts will be measured and analysed as part of the evaluation and cost-benefit analysis of the pilot deployment. Impacts are split into positive impacts or benefits on the one hand, and negative impacts or costs on the other. In both cases, tangible as well as intangible effects can be included. For example, a positive impact can be an increase in a patient’s self-perceived quality of life or satisfaction (intangible benefit) or saved costs due to more efficient service provision for a provider (tangible resource benefit). In a similar way, negative impacts can include the inconvenience caused by daily telehealth readings (intangible costs) or the investment in telecare equipment by a provider (tangible monetary cost).