COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERVENTIONS BASED ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC CONDITIONS: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW

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Cost-effectiveness of interventions based on physical activity in the treatment of #chronic conditions: a systematic literature review, Marlène Guillon, Lise Rochaix, Jean-Claude K. Dupont, International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care htt…

New research has found, In total 60 percent of exercise programs were cost-effective. For musculoskeletal and rheumatologic disorders, 72 percent of programs were cost-effective while this was the case for 57 percent of programs for #CVD https://t.co/…

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