Definition
A switch corresponds to a modification of treatment within the product perimeter.
This is a switch when a patient is delivered another treatment of the defined perimeter, within a period considered too short to be a stop followed by an initiation of treatment. This period is the drop-out period *, and is defined by the user.
This indicator is available:
# patients: Distinct number of patients who switched to treatment
# units delivered: Number of units delivered (UC) for patients who switched to treatment
# average per year: Number of treatment switches divided by the number of months over the analysis period, multiplied by 12
# average per month: Number of treatment switches divided by the number of months over the analysis period
* The drop-out period corresponds to the time necessary to confirm the end of a treatment.
The switch is defined by two criteria:
Gain: This is the processing that is the subject of the switch (beneficiary of the switch)
Loss: This is the processing that precedes the switch (from the switch)
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