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Bell, Thomas E.

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“…Two cost analyses of CBIs were included in the review 30,43 . Waters et al evaluated the cost of the Fun 'n Healthy in Moreland!…”

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“…The costs of OPAL were calculated (e.g., development and administration and council expenditure) and divided by the number of individual children in the target age group in each of the intervention communities. The estimated cost per beneficiary was USD229 (67,322 beneficiaries) 30 …”

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“…The studies by McAuley et al (evaluating APPLE) 17 and Moodie et al (evaluating BAEW) 18 were included in previous reviews by Flego et al 15 and Zanganeh et al, 16 and Flego's review also incorporated modeled economic evaluations for the APPLE and BAEW interventions from the grey literature 24 . Since then however, there has been a significant increase in the economic evidence for multicomponent and multisectoral CBIs, with a further four full economic evaluations (CORD, 32 a hypothetical CBI, 34,35 Romp & Chomp, 42 and SUS 31 ; representing a doubling of the cost‐effectiveness evidence since the time of the Flego et al review) 15 and two partial economic evaluations (Fun 'n healthy in Moreland! 43 and OPAL 30 ) published. Among them, three were new full economic evaluations of interventions that provide potentially more contemporaneous cost‐effectiveness evidence on which to base funding decisions (CORD, 32 SUS, 31 and hypothetical CBI 34 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Two of the included full economic evaluations were model based studies (hypothetical CBI 34 and Romp & Chomp 42 ) that utilized different time horizons and therefore provide contemporaneous evidence of the potential for longer term health benefits and healthcare cost‐savings from CBIs. In addition, our review includes partial economic evaluations (i.e., cost evidence) of two interventions 30,43 . And while the five protocols included in our review do not provide evidence of cost‐effectiveness, they do provide the reader with an overview of current methods for evaluation being used in the field.…”

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“…This makes the economic evaluation of these interventions challenging, given the inherent difficulties of measuring cost and effect where the repeat measurement of the same individual may not be possible. For example, Bell et al 30 reported that measurement of HRQoL changes was not practical for the OPAL intervention and economic evaluation was therefore not feasible, and a cost‐analysis was conducted instead. In addition, the nature of complex CBIs means that several, concurrent and interacting policy and practice interventions may be in place at the same time, limiting investigators' ability to separately identify and rigorously attribute intervention effects 53 .…”

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A systematic review of economic evidence for community‐based obesity prevention interventions in children

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Summary Multicomponent community‐based obesity prevention interventions that engage multiple sectors have shown promise in preventing obesity in childhood; however, economic evaluations of such interventions are limited. This systematic review explores the methods used and summarizes current evidence of costs and cost‐effectiveness of complex obesity prevention interventions. A systematic search was conducted using 12 academic databases and grey literature from 2006 to April 2022. Studies were included if they reported methods of costing and/or economic evaluation of multicomponent, multisectoral, and community‐wide obesity prevention interventions. Results were reported narratively based on the Consolidated Health Economic Evaluation Reporting Standards. Seventeen studies were included, reporting costing or economic evaluation of 13 different interventions. Five interventions reported full economic evaluations, five interventions reported economic evaluation protocols, two interventions reported cost analysis, and one intervention reported a costing protocol. Five studies conducted cost‐utility analysis, three of which were cost‐effective. One study reported a cost‐saving return‐on‐investment ratio. The economic evidence for complex obesity prevention interventions is limited and therefore inconclusive. Challenges include accurate tracking of costs for interventions with multiple actors, and the limited incorporation of broader benefits into economic evaluation. Further methodological development is needed to find appropriate pragmatic methods to evaluate complex obesity prevention interventions.

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“…Two cost analyses of CBIs were included in the review 30,43 . Waters et al evaluated the cost of the Fun 'n Healthy in Moreland!…”

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Materials library collections as tools for interdisciplinary research

Wilkes

Miodownik

2018

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews

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This paper examines how materials libraries are used as tools for interdisciplinary collaboration in 3 research projects that inhabit a disciplinary triangle between materials research, design and user needs: PhysFeel, which explores how materials collections can be used in psychological therapies; Light.Touch.Matters, a design-led project to develop new smart materials; and Hands of X, which uses materials collections to develop a bespoke prosthetics service. The paper analyses and contrasts these case studies to better understand the affordances and limitations of materials collections when used as research, translational and design tools. We conclude that in collaborations between materials researchers, designers and end users, tensions arise as a result of the primacy that each partner gives to creativity, the development of new knowledge and to solving societal problems. The use of a materials library addresses many of these issues but is not a panacea for all the problems associated with interdisciplinary working.

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Security Solutions and Applied Cryptography in Smart Grid Communications

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Cyber Security of ICS/SCADA systems is a major aspect of current research focus. Cyber Ranges and Test-beds can serve as means of vulnerability and threat analysis of real SCADA systems with low costs. Significantly lacking from current research, is detailed documentation of the decision process and the potential difficulties that need to be considered when undertaking the creation of a Cyber Range (CR) in order to facilitate the capture of labelled datasets which is included in this paper. This paper makes several further contributions; a review of Cyber Ranges created by Academic Institutions that influenced the criteria in creating CYRAN, the De Montfort University CYber RANge. The article presents the design implementation, the process of creating effective rules of engagement, the management and running of a Cyber Range Event (CRE) with partners from Industry and Academia and the creation of labelled datasets.

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Project Boeing SGS (Final Report)

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A systematic review of economic evidence for community‐based obesity prevention interventions in children

A systematic review of economic evidence for community‐based obesity prevention interventions in children

Materials library collections as tools for interdisciplinary research

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