Sentence examples for cost effective programme from inspiring English sources

Cost effective programme In a time of constrained economic output one of the key considerations was that government would not have to face additional costs to get the programme running on the national scale.

Our base case with 1 net per 4 people and 50% usage represents a more cost effective programme than one that reaches GMAP and RBM's target coverage and usage values of 1 net per 2 people and 80% usage.

We conclude that the UK national screening programme for abdominal aortic aneurysm should, in the long term, halve the mortality rate related to abdominal aortic aneurysm in men aged 65 or more, and that it will be a cost effective programme for the NHS.

We need more consistent commissioning of intensive and cost effective programmes such as family therapy, intensive fostering and multisystemic therapy.

Lake will also be one of the lead speakers in an interactive thematic debate on resource mobilization for LDCs – focusing on how to achieve results in the poorest countries with the most cost effective programmes – on Tuesday, 10 May.

It is also a remarkably cost-effective programme, since each net lasts for up to three years.

Indeed, it is now widely accepted that IDD elimination is one of the most cost-effective programme interventions in the areas of health, hunger and malnutrition.

In such situations of legislative constraint, the economic criterion would be to design and implement the most cost-effective programme consistent with achieving it.

The generalisability of the results of these evaluations was limited by a lack of transparency in reporting, and the disparity in standard protocols and what had been evaluated across the settings made it unfeasible to select a cost-effective programme.

If successful, the results might lead to a more cost-effective programme and promising prospects for further use of telephone contacts in programmes with frail older people in the future.

These results provide additional support for using HPV as the primary screening test, and indicate that the very high sensitivity of HPV testing can not only lead to a more effective screening programme but the resulting high negative predictive value can safely allow longer screening intervals and result in a more cost-effective programme as well.