Implementation costs and relationships between costs and outcomes in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition program: a church-based intervention

Administration and implementation of FAN may be feasible from a resource perspective. This analysis provides an exemplar for public health program costing methods for organizational-level implementations.

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Implementation Science Communications
Published
2026-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s43058-026-00911-4
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Religion, Society, and Development
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Implementation costs and relationships between costs and outcomes in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition program: a church-based intervention

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Implementation costs and relationships between costs and outcomes in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition program: a church-based intervention

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Abstract

Administration and implementation of FAN may be feasible from a resource perspective. This analysis provides an exemplar for public health program costing methods for organizational-level implementations.

Implementation Science Communications
University of South Carolina (US), Department of Health Services (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
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