A cost-effectiveness analysis of condom distribution programmes for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections in England.

Susannah SadlerJon ToshRebekah PenningtonAndrew RawdinHazel SquiresCarmen RomeroAlastair FischerJames Chilcott

Published in: Journal of epidemiology and community health (2017)

CDPs for young people are likely to be cost-effective or cost-saving. CDPs for other high-risk populations may also be cost-effective if they can increase condom use, since high HIV prevalence in these groups imposes a considerable health and cost burden.

Keyphrases

men who have sex with men
hiv testing
hiv positive
risk factors
antiretroviral therapy
healthcare
public health
hiv infected
human immunodeficiency virus
hepatitis c virus
mental health
health information
health promotion
risk assessment
social media