If successful, such improvements in EIDM knowledge, skills, and behaviors have the potential to lead to the adoption of the most effective and cost-efficient interventions to improve the health outcomes of individuals and communities [ 21, 22].
In future research, we will demonstrate the impact of a cost efficient intervention that can gain support from community leaders and that seems to be readily accepted by communities.
Other novel and cost-efficient interventions need to be studied to improve both initiation and completion of LTBI treatment.
Although the health of the world's most desperately poor can in many cases be improved by extremely cost-efficient interventions like basic childhood immunizations and vitamin supplementation, reducing other unjust inequalities in health can consume significant resources.
as the best and most cost-efficient intervention for avoiding irreversible damage to physical growth and intellectual capacities from undernutrition.
Therefore, effective and cost-efficient interventions are urgently needed by mental health professionals and counsellors.
Through cost effectiveness analysis, decisions can be made as to whether a new intervention is effective and whether or not benefits are cost efficient compared to current practice [ 20].
Vending machines were a cost efficient solution to achieve this.
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Public health interventions would be most effective and cost efficient if applied to segments of the population most at risk.
To make such interventions cost efficient it is essential to identify high risk population correctly.
