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Model-driven decision support (MDDS) helps community leaders optimize public health strategies by predicting intervention impacts. This approach aids in directing resources effectively for better health outcomes.

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  • Standard public health tools are insufficient for local strategy optimization.
  • Predictive modeling decision support tools can empower community leaders.

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  • To describe a model-driven decision support (MDDS) approach for optimizing local public health strategies.
  • To illustrate MDDS using case studies for HIV prevention and overdose death reduction.

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  • Community engagement and local data integration.
  • Agent-based modeling for predictive insights.
  • Meta-implementation strategy guidance for intervention combinations.

Main Results:

  • MDDS supports decision-making for HIV prevention and overdose reduction.
  • Barriers to adoption include data acquisition and diffuse responsibility.

Conclusions:

  • MDDS can enhance community decision-makers' use of scientific knowledge.
  • Further research is needed to assess MDDS effectiveness and implementation strategies.