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Cost

Cost-effectiveness is a crucial determinant to the prioritisation prevention policies. The cost parameter describes the total cost of the intervention, including initial costs associated with intervention implementation, as well as any further post-implementation costs associated with sustaining or funding the intervention. The input cost is compared to the HALYs and cost-savings generated by the specified prevention policy to determine its cost effectivness. The input cost should be specified as a present value.

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