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Improving the cost-effectiveness of Chlamydia screening with targeted screening strategies

D Evenden, P R Harper, S C Brailsford and V Harindra

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Figure 1.

Screening data extraction and manipulation.

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Figure 2.

Screening penetration: percentage of 16- to 24-year-old population screened by postcode district.

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Figure 4.

Opportunistic screen infection prevalence by postcode district.

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Age and prevalence distribution.

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Partner locations by patient type.

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Trial coverage by postcode sector.

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Figure 8.

Total and positive test results by postcode district.

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Figure 9.

Prevalence by postcode sector.

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Distribution of prevalence.

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Opportunistic screen prevalence regression plot.

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Opportunistic screen prevalence: results from CART.

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Cost savings for infection prevalence at 10%.

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