Sanitation and clean water are the most cost-effective of all public health interventions, in terms of saving lives, reducing the burden of disease and improving economic productivity and growth.
"It is one of the greatest public health interventions in terms of sheer success and lives saved," said Philip E. Castle, an expert on cervical cancer screening at the National Cancer Institute.
Research on the impact of such interventions in terms of employment is lacking.
There was no difference between the two interventions in terms of strength, pain and throwing ability (P > 0.05).
Only children with higher fitness and/or higher academic achievement benefitted from the interventions in terms of their updating performance.
They are two highly successful orthopaedic interventions in terms of overall functional recovery for the patient and the incidence of complications.
Specifically, the focus of this work has been on generating a ranking of inputs and interventions in terms of cost-effectiveness, with the rationale that such ranking will one day guide policy throughout the developing world.
In this light, we ought to first try to understand disagreements between pregnant women and their doctors over potential interventions in terms of different understandings of what would best promote maternal and fetal well-being.
The purpose of this integrative review is to 1) describe intervention attributes, 2) describe the role of nurses in community PA promotion, and 3) describe the efficacy of the interventions in terms of PA behavior change.
Accordingly, further research is needed to define the specific value of endovascular interventions in terms of neuropsychological outcome.
The WHO-Choice Project and the Commission on Macroeconomics provide guidelines for evaluating the cost-effectiveness of public health interventions in terms of cost per disability-adjusted life years (DALY) saved.
