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Screening at departure rather than arrival has been suggested as a more cost-effective and logistically feasible policy, as departure screening need be implemented only in affected regions, rather than globally (Khan et al., 2013; Bogoch et al., 2015).
"Screening at departure rather than arrival has been suggested as a more cost-effective and logistically feasible policy, as departure screening need be implemented only in affected regions, rather than globally (Bogoch et al., 2012; Khan et al., 2013).
This delivers a more cost-effective supply chain overall.
This cost difference makes MBT-IOP potentially a more cost-effective treatment than MBT-DH.
"The downside is you will provide aid to gun-control opponents by giving cover to reluctant legislators who would rather side-step this important issue in lieu of a ballot initiative," De León wrote in the two-page letter, which also said Newsom's ammunition regulation "would deny California the flexibility to implement a more thoughtful and cost-effective approach".
These findings might be useful to inform research and clinical activities, and might help public health authorities to implement a more appropriate and cost-effective screening of overweight, obesity and related comorbidities in youth.
A lower value for the incremental cost effectiveness ratio indicates a more cost effective intervention.
Implementing the more cost-effective policies, therefore, could save twice as many years of life at no additional cost.
There can be little doubt that many injury-prevention measures, already implemented, are more cost-effective than the treatment of trauma; and this fact should weigh heavily on decisions regarding allocation of government funding to promote wider acceptance of prevention programs [ 51, 52].
