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[Disputable and unsolved aspects of mass screening].

Z A Krivoruchko, N Ia Rafaliuk, L A Shuster

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    This review suggests a new criterion for evaluating the medical and economic value of regular check-ups. This approach aims to improve the effectiveness of follow-up examinations by considering regional differences.

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    Experiment of periodical medical examinations by computers.

    La Sante publique·1984

    Area of Science:

    • Preventive Medicine
    • Health Services Research
    • Medical Economics

    Context:

    • Follow-up examinations and regular check-ups are integral to modern healthcare systems.
    • Current practices in scheduling and conducting these examinations lack standardized evaluation criteria.
    • Variations in healthcare resource allocation necessitate optimized approaches to preventive care.

    Purpose:

    • To critically review current practices in follow-up examinations and regular check-ups.
    • To propose a novel criterion for assessing the medical and economic advisability of these health assessments.
    • To provide a framework for substantiating and optimizing regional variations in preventive care strategies.

    Summary:

    • A critical review of follow-up examinations and regular check-ups was conducted.
    • A new criterion for medical and economic advisability of these examinations is proposed.
    • This criterion allows for substantiation of regional variations and enhancement of examination effectiveness.

    Impact:

    • Provides a framework for evidence-based decision-making in preventive healthcare.
    • Aims to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of regular health check-ups.
    • Facilitates the optimization of follow-up examination protocols based on specific regional needs and resources.

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