The Cost-Effectiveness of 1% Or Less Media Campaigns Promoting Low-Fat Milk Consumption
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Sep 15 2005
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Journal Article:Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD)
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Description:Introduction ; The purpose of our study was to compare the cost-effectiveness of four strategies using components of 1% Or Less to promote population-based behavior change. 1% Or Less is a mass-media campaign that encourages switching from high-fat (whole or 2%) to low-fat (1% or skim) milk. ; Methods ; Using data from the previously completed studies, we analyzed the cost of each campaign. We then calculated the cost per person exposed to the campaign and cost per person who switched from high- to low-fat milk. ; Results ; The combination of paid advertising and media relations was the most cost-effective campaign, with a cost of $0.57 per person to elicit a switch from high- to low-fat milk, and the combination of media relations and community-based educational activities was the least cost-effective campaign, with a cost of $11.85 per person to elicit a switch. ; Conclusion ; Population-based campaigns using a combination of paid advertising and media relations strategies can be a cost-effective way to promote a behavior change in a community.
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Source:Prev Chronic Dis. 2005; 2(4).
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ISSN:1545-1151
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Volume:2
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha-512:5632272bb6bb0e3dec6fc1e25c06dff6e03d50a425c83e224ec466ad47f748a70eacf38867f8769dd1df20be1a802cb0c7bacfbbc30b85e009d47419ed4a0370
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