Cost-effectiveness analysis of preventive strategies for child anxiety and depression: a health service perspective

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Cost-effective strategies were identified for managing depressive symptoms and improving quality-adjusted life-years.
The analysis examined eight intervention strategies based on factors like delivery format and parental involvement.
Data from a trial applying the MOST framework informed the evaluation of real-world application and costs.
Trade-offs between costs and effectiveness are crucial for policymakers when allocating limited resources for mental health.

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Cost-effectiveness analysis finds diverse intervention strategies for child anxiety and depression, highlighting the value of parental involvement.

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Cost-effectiveness analysis finds diverse intervention strategies for child anxiety and depression, highlighting the value of parental involvement.