Guidance

Cardiovascular disease prevention: cost-effective commissioning

A resource to help commissioners provide cost-effective interventions to prevent cardiovascular disease.

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Public Health England
Published
23 October 2018
Last updated
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A return on investment tool synthesises evidence on the effectiveness and associated costs for interventions aimed at preventing cardiovascular disease (CVD) in individuals with associated risk factors.

The web-based tool allows the user to answer the following questions:

  • what happens when I improve detection or management of key CVD risk factors?
  • what happens when I improve usage of the key interventions for people at risk of CVD?

This video will help you to use the resource.

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Published 23 October 2018
Last updated 27 November 2018 show all updates

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