About the adaptive strategy of health care organization

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1. Describe the product life cycle. How is it useful for thinking about the adaptive strategy of a health care organization?

2. Topic: Linear programming sensitivity analysis(management science)

Can it be considered a living document? or perpetual analysis that is looked at on a regular basis? Does it depend on the analysis?

Please provide clear explanations and examples.

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