Discussion: Evidence-Based, Population-Focused Interventions

An evidence-based approach to public health could have a number of direct and indirect benefits, such as increased access to higher-quality information on best practices, a higher likelihood of successful prevention programs and policies, increased workforce productivity, and more efficient use of public resources.

Evidence-based information regarding medical technology, therapies, and care models is provided. PSA screening for prostate cancer, migraine management, and hepatitis C therapy are a few examples. A global research network that conducts rigorous reviews of the effectiveness of social interventions.