Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database (PHICED)

Introduction

The Public Health Interventions Cost Effectiveness Database (PHICED) is a database of bibliographic records related to public health areas. It includes cost-effectiveness studies, NICE guidance and decision tools relating to alcohol, obesity, physical activity and tobacco. It is aimed at professionals who provide or commission public health interventions.

The development of this tool was funded by Health England and forms part of the National Library for Public Health.

Further information

• Find out about the methods used to produce PHICED.

Contact details

Please contact Sue Baughan if you have any feedback or comments about PHICED.

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Intervention	Reference	PH Area	Patient Group	Country
Secondary prevention	Gould JC, Garren MJ, Starling JR. Laparoscopic gastric bypass results in decreased prescription medication costs within 6 months. Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery. 2004;8(8):983-7.	Obesity	Adults	USA
Secondary prevention	Di Loreto C, Fanelli C, Lucidi P, Murdolo G, De Cicco A, Parlanti N, et al. Make your diabetic patients walk: long-term impact of different amounts of physical activity on type 2 diabetes. Diabetes Care. 2005;28(6):1295-302.	Obesity, Physical Activity	Adults, People with Diabetes	Europe (not UK)
Secondary prevention	Malone DC, Raebel MA, Porter JA, Lanty FA, Conner DA, Gay EC, et al. Cost-effectiveness of sibutramine in the LOSE Weight Study: evaluating the role of pharmacologic weight-loss therapy within a weight management program. Journal of Managed Care Pharmacy. 2005;11(6):458-68.	Obesity	Adults	USA
Secondary prevention	Katopodi T, Katostaras T. The weight reduction operation of choice: Mason vs gastric bypass. A comparative study. Review of Clinical Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics International Edition. 2005;19(3):155-8.	Obesity	Adults	Europe (not UK)
Secondary prevention	Rowe R, Cowx M, Poole C, McEwan P, Morgan C, Walker M. The effects of orlistat in patients with diabetes: improvement in glycaemic control and weight loss. Current Medical Research and Opinion. 2005;21(11):1885-90.	Obesity	Adults, People with Diabetes	UK
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Updated September 2011, based on searches undertaken on 24th August 2011