From: Policy models for preventative interventions in cardiometabolic diseases: a systematic review
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• Models starting with a general or low-risk population and without any CMDs (without clinically diagnoses of CVD/T2DM—disease free) • The model predicts the long-term/lifetime outcomes (> 10 years) • Adult population (≥ 18 years) • Mathematical models that are able to accommodate both health and economic outcomes (cost-effectiveness evidence) • Only models which were assessing and evaluating primordial prevention strategies (restricted to regulations/policy for population dietary, limited to sugar/salt/sodium and fruit/vegetables public health policies) targeting the whole population or population-based prevention | • Clinical studies, cell and animal studies • Models starting with CMD and those for specific subgroups only (such as: obese adults, people with hypertension) • Models focussing on accuracy or cost-effectiveness of diagnostic tools, primary prevention with medication (i.e.: statin use) • Models that reported effectiveness only • Models that were published as presentations, abstracts, commentaries, letters, and review articles |