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1. • • Many studies have found that the majority of primary and secondary preventive efforts don't save our health care system money. However, almost 40 percent of deaths in the United States could be averted through better primary prevention, such as by decreasing tobacco use.
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   Is early prevention cost-effective over the long term?

   • Thus, successful prevention early in life could prove to be cost-effective over the long term; it could protect not only at-risk asymptomatic individuals from moving past triggers of symptomatic disease, but also health systems from extensive and expensive medical evaluations, not to mention ineffective and costly treatments for end-stage disease.

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   Are primary prevention programs cost effective?

   • In summary, three school-based and one community-based primary prevention programs reported werecost effective: two of them considered cost per QALY, one cost for DALY and the last cost per percentage point body fat reduction, while the other studies were not cost effective. Thus, fifty-percent of the studies had positive results.

   Primary prevention programs for childhood obesity: are they cost

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   How can prevention and early intervention improve public policy?

   • As an approach to public policy, prevention and early intervention can embolden policy-makers to consider alternative ways of addressing what has been a long-standing policy challenge.

   Full article: Beyond “prevention is better than cure”: understanding

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   Is early childhood obesity prevention effective?

   • Background: Early childhood obesity prevention is gaining increasing importance, as the prevalence of children with overweight and obesity aged 5 years and under increases worldwide. Along with understanding the effectiveness of obesity interventions, it is important to understand the cost-effectiveness of interventions over time.

   The potential for long-term cost-effectiveness of obesity prevention

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   Can early intervention save money?

   • In turn, early intervention could provide cost savings for payers over a lifetime of coverage in comparison with end-stage disease therapy, providing access to therapies with reimbursements set at specific price points aligned with quality-adjusted life years gained by the individual after treatment.

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   What are the policy challenges of prevention & Early Intervention?

   • The policy challenges that are the focus of prevention and early intervention approaches often encompass more than one policy area. This requires policy-makers to be holistic in terms of identifying relevant stakeholders.

   Full article: Beyond “prevention is better than cure”: understanding

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3. www.nature.com › articles › s41587/020/0550-zOvercoming barriers to early disease intervention | Nature ...

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   May 22, 2020 · Thus, successful prevention early in life could prove to be cost-effective over the long term; it could protect not only at-risk asymptomatic individuals from moving past...

   • Author: H. Hugo Caicedo, H. Hugo Caicedo, Daniel A. Hashimoto, Julio C. Caicedo, Alex Pentland, Gary P. Pisa...

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4. link.springer.com › article › 10Modeling Long-Term Budgetary Impacts of Prevention: An ...

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   Dec 29, 2023 · The methods used in this article demonstrate that it is feasible for budgetary entities to model more fully the downstream savings associated with prevention, even without access to comprehensive, long-term data sets.

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   Mar 2, 2023 · In summary, three school-based and one community-based primary prevention programs reported were cost effective: two of them considered cost per QALY, one cost for DALY and the last cost per percentage point body fat reduction, while the other studies were not cost effective.

6. ukhsa.blog.gov.uk › 2016/02/22 › investing-inInvesting in prevention: the need to make the case now

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   Feb 22, 2016 · Prevention is cost-effective; Prevention will save the health service money in the long-term; and The benefits of prevention reach far beyond the health system.

7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullBeyond “prevention is better than cure”: understanding ...

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   Mar 9, 2020 · As an approach to public policy, prevention and early intervention can embolden policy-makers to consider alternative ways of addressing what has been a long-standing policy challenge.

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8. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 30816024The potential for long-term cost-effectiveness of obesity ...

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   Background: Early childhood obesity prevention is gaining increasing importance, as the prevalence of children with overweight and obesity aged 5 years and under increases worldwide. Along with understanding the effectiveness of obesity interventions, it is important to understand the cost-effectiveness of interventions over time.

9. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10The long-term effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of public ...

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   Sep 8, 2023 · The authors showed that predictions about the long-term effectiveness of the intervention fundamentally affected the model results and hence may affect resource allocation decisions. It is therefore essential to base such modeling decisions upon existing theory or evidence.