Sentence examples for capita intervention from inspiring English sources

With a per capita intervention cost over the print group of $176.61, the ICER is $2,617.35 per additional person achieving the A1C goal.

Hence, multiplying the inverse of E with the per-capita intervention cost will yield the intervention's per-capita cost for achieving the desired outcome.

(Note also that a straight comparison of cost per capita across interventions is misleading in deciding whether an intervention is of low cost or more expensive at a population level, because there is wide variation in the target populations for each of these interventions).

In general, downstream interventions reach fewer members of the target population and are less cost effective per capita than interventions targeting midstream or upstream factors [ 27].

To estimate the per capita costs of intervention, we used data from a cost analysis of the implementation of MOB/VLL in South Florida (Page et al. 2012).

The mean number of admissions per capita for the intervention group was 0.41 and 1.19 in the control group.

If the cost per DALY was more than three times the GNP per capita, then the intervention was regarded as not cost effective [ 87].

The annual per capita cost of intervention model was ZAR 5950 (USD 725) while that of the comparator was ZAR 4946 (USD 602), representing a cost increase of 20.3%.

Interestingly, overall per capita spending in the intervention area declined slightly in the intervention period, relative to the prior year.

Total per capita funding in the intervention catchment was 17% less than that of the reference facility area, though distribution of funding sources was similar (Fig. 1).

Approximately US$0.10 for maternal health interventions and US$6 per capita for newborn and child health interventions will be required annually.