It is a cost effective model for other countries that are struggling to achieve and maintain high coverage of vitamin A supplementation and polio vaccination.
This study will provide an improved understanding on the impact of an AEP-co-ordinated resistance exercise intervention and whether it is a cost effective model for health services providing hemodialysis.
Booklet-based VR has previously been found to be a cost-effective model of VR delivery, 23 and the current findings suggest it to also be acceptable and valued by patients with chronic dizziness.
The experience of the Brazilian Family Health Strategy, shown to be a cost-effective model [ 6] with high levels of user satisfaction [ 7], adds to an increasing array of evidence in support of using lay CHWs as a cadre within primary care services [ 8, 9], not only in low and middle-income countries but also in high-income settings [ 10] (Table 1).
The rat has been a cost-effective model for the evaluation of bladder development, cancer and stromal-epithelial interactions.
A larger, longitudinal study is required to accurately test whether this is a cost-effective model, incorporating a number of different modus operandi, for example, a pharmacist within a single service versus a pharmacist across consortia or one placed within a network/division of GPs.
A component of the study was to develop a cost-effective model for continuing the inclusion of a pharmacist within a community palliative care service.
These results were plotted as cost-effectiveness acceptability curves that show the probability that adopting the intervention is a cost-effective decision, given uncertainties in model parameters.
This appears to be a sustainable, cost-effective model that should be rolled out to all women relocating for birth [ 29].
This coverage threshold is consistent with the findings that a participatory learning and action model is a cost-effective strategy to improve maternal and neonatal survival when at least a third of pregnant women participate in the intervention [ 27].
While there is overall evidence that the EIS model is a cost-effective [ 31] means of engaging hard-to-reach young people, it would seem not all groups are being reached in ways that minimise stigma and trauma.
