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The Guide to Clinical Preventive Services 2010-2011 is a compilation of abridged U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations, both new and updated, released from 2002 to 2010 and can be used as an evidence-based tool at the point of patient care. Recommendations that were being updated while this edition of the Guide was being compiled, as well as the complete USPSTF recommendation statements, are available along with their supporting scientific evidence at http://www.USPreventiveServicesTaskForce.org.

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This study examines preventive medical care in a general population. Data in the RAND Health Insurance Experiment were examined. These data are based on a demographically representative sample. Random assignment of insurance coverage guarantees results unaffected by adverse selection. Many people, especially adult males, do not get the recommended levels of preventive care. It would cost about $10 per man to bring men up to a level of one well-care visit in three years, nearly the same per woman, and $116 per woman aged 45 to 65 if a mammogram were included. It would cost $22 more per child to ensure that every child had a full set of shots by 18 months. Although cost-sharing is an important determinant of the use of services, it is not the only obstacle to receiving the recommended levels of preventive care. A much more generous plan than those commonly available still had substantial fractions of the population not seeking the wellness care the medical profession recommends.

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This publication by the World Health Organization provides comprehensive guidelines on the supply chain management of health products for neglected tropical diseases, specifically those that can be addressed through preventive chemotherapy. It outlines standard operating procedures for various stages, including application processes, shipping, customs clearance, transport, inventory management, and waste disposal. The document aims to support health organizations and professionals involved in logistics and distribution to ensure efficient and effective handling of medicinal products. It is intended for use by policymakers, health program managers, and logistics professionals working in public health and international development sectors.

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