More evidence of the impact and cost-effectivity of real-life comprehensive programmes for C. trachomatis screening is urgently needed.
Yet, participation rates in both screening and preventive interventions impact on the disease burden that can be prevented, and on the cost-effectivity of preventive strategies.
Participation in screening and preventive interventions is crucial with regard to the population health benefit that can be achieved by preventive strategies, and with regard to the cost-effectivity of such strategies.
The core flood experiments investigated parameters such as cost effectivity, time and the ability of surfactants to lower IFT.
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Given the exploratory character of the study and the lack of valid outcome measures, no conclusions can be drawn about the effectivity or cost-effectiveness of the project.
Timely transfer to rehabilitation is supported by recent reports demonstrating outcome benefits 5 and cost-effectivity 6 of a continuous chain of care from the intensive care unit to inpatient rehabilitation to discharge.
In comparison with previously reported structures, our design has the advantage of simplicity and cost-effectivity.
(Fracheboud et al, 2006) Thus, a detailed cost-effectivity study, preferably adjusting for Quality of Life, is warranted.
Furthermore, their simplicity, efficiency and cost-effectivity make them more attractive and useful in drug design [2].
