Dejene Hailu, Henok Tadele, Birkneh Tilahun Tadesse, Akalewold Alemayehu, Teshome Abuka, Fitsum Woldegebriel, Abel Gedefaw, Selamawit Mengesha, Yusuf Haji
Home delivery practice and its predictors in South Ethiopia
PloS one
evaluate potential reduction injury related healthcare costs using 11 kids injury prevention programme compared usual warmup childrens football cost effectiveness analysis based data collected cluster randomised controlled trial one season football teams under9 under13 age groups switzerland intervention group int replaced usual warmup 11 kids control group con warmed usual injuries healthcare resource use football exposure hours collected prospectively calculated mean injury related costs swiss francs chf per 1000 hours football calculated cost effectiveness direct net healthcare costs divided net health effects 11 kids intervention based actual data study trial based countrywide implementation scenario model based costs per 1000 hours exposure chf22834 95 ci 13745 33577 int group chf46900 95 ci 27330 69111 con group cost difference per 1000 hours exposure chf24066 95ci 40689 7432 countrywide implementation would reduce healthcare costs switzerland chf148 million per year 1002 players mean age 109 sd 12 years participated 76 373 hours football 99 injuries occurred 11 kids programme reduced healthcare costs 51 dominant ie int group lower costs lower injury risk compared usual warmup provides compelling case widespread implementation