Chiara Lorini, Francesca Collini, Giacomo Galletti, Francesca Ierardi, Silvia Forni, Claudia Gatteschi, Fabrizio Gemmi, Lorenzo Stacchini, Sophia Papini, Beatrice Velpini, Luigi Roberto Biasio, Guglielmo Bonaccorsi
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translational trial evaluated effectiveness screening inhibited childhood temperament followed preventive parenting program cool little kids study determined costeffectiveness societal health sector perspectives using trial data resources deliver screening parenting sessions determined study records parents completed questionnaire reporting resources used oneyear followup standard australian unit costs applied clinical outcomes children parental quality adjusted lifeyears qalys used calculate incremental costeffectiveness ratios icers total societal costs lower nonsignificant intervention compared control group mean difference 500 p 0937 total health sector costs significantly greater mean difference 1956 p 0015 intervention led significantly fewer internalising symptoms strengths difficulties questionnaire sdqemotional difficulties adjusted mean difference 05 p 0006 fewer children sdqemotional symptoms abnormal range 242 vs 330 p 014 fewer diagnosed anxiety 442 vs 502 p 0427 societal perspective intervention would likely costeffective health sector icers 1171sdqemotional symptom decrease 51abnormal sdq avoided 77anxiety case avoided economic analysis alongside implementation study provides early indication cool little kids may costeffective