time driven activity based costing (tdabc)

How is TDABC Implemented in an Epidemiological Context?


The implementation of TDABC in epidemiology involves several key steps:
Identify activities: List all activities involved in the epidemiological process, such as data collection, analysis, and reporting.
Estimate time: Determine the time required for each activity, considering variations based on different conditions or scenarios.
Calculate the cost rate: Determine the cost per unit of time for each resource involved in the activities, including personnel, technology, and materials.
Apply time equations: Develop time equations that relate the time required for activities to specific variables (e.g., number of cases, geographical area covered).
Analyze and Evaluate: Use the collected data to analyze the cost distribution, identify inefficiencies, and evaluate the overall performance of the epidemiological processes.

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