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 | Second National Preventive Health Research Programme Defined Terms - Bohemian Teenager Symphony Orchestra Programme Bohemian Teenager Symphony Orchestras Programme YET TO BE ADAPTED FROM "RETURN ON YELP CAPEX SOFTWARE" Return On BTSO Capex Software means using tailored econometric modelling for the YELP SPV to measure, using the Return On YELP Capex Formula, the Economic Return On BTSO Capex by quantifying the - i) changes, which are not limited to, Improved Personal Health And Fitness, Healthy Diet, Coping Skills, Cognitive Development, Empowerment Of Adults To Better Control Their Stress Responses, Family Unit Cohesion, Recreational Drug Use, Compression Of Morbidity and Personal Carbon Footprint, across Abled, Disabled and Disadvantaged; and ii) reduction in the Adverse Costs of the Adverse Effects, within (for the Primary Research Programme) - 
 iii) Increased Productivity. Drawing on 3 of the 4 Hypothesis Test Reports from each of the 50 Volunteers, together with 'Starting Measurements' obtained from the Initial Lifestyle Behaviour Evaluation Of Each Volunteer, will enable the Research Programme Team to produce the End Of Primary Research Programme Progress Report. As explained in Section 18 - A. in his former position at Commonwealth Bank, the Business Plan Developer used purpose built Commonwealth Bank econometric models to - (i) rank and quantify 'Credit Default Probability' and 'Loss Upon Default' of 'Borrowers'; and (ii) Return On Capital Employed based on credit rating of the counterparty and any 'Credit Wrapping/Underwriting' of bonds or notes issued by the 'Borrower'. B. Executive Health Management uses similar methodology to measure health and ascribe a current biological age. C. Back in 1989, the Business Plan Developer had a VO2 Max physical at Cumberland College but that institution seems to have ceased that service. D. NSWIS contains physiologists which measure and monitor heart rate, oxygen consumption, blood lactate and glucose levels and body temperature. E. NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre, University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW conducted "Cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation after an acute coronary event: a randomised controlled trial" which utilised Statistical analysis to measure QOL, DOL and Quality-Adjusted Life Years to Estimate a cost-effectiveness ratio applying Sensitivity analysis F. Econtech produced "The cost of physical inactivity - Aug 2007" (commissioned by Medibank Private) calculated the gross and net direct health costs of physical inactivity of seven medical conditions (CHD, Breast cancer, Colon cancer, Stroke, Depression, Type 2 Diabetes, Falls). Econtech's research "....calculated the Population Attributable Risk (PAR) of each condition...." to reveal 17% of the total health cost of treating these seven conditions can be attributed to physical inactivity amongst Australian adults (aged 18-75) – equating to $1.5 billion in direct healthcare costs. G. Section 3(l) "Returns on Investment in Public Health - An Epidemiological and Economic Analysis" in which Applied Economics undertook extensive econometric modelling to measure savings due to public health campaigns to address tobacco consumption, childhood immunisation, HIV/AIDS, road trauma and heart disease. H. Quality-Adjusted Life Years or QALYs by measuring numbers of years lived, QOL and Compression Of Morbidity during those years, using a sliding scale from zero (death) to one (perfect health). I. Transfer To Utility or TTU is a technique for mapping health status onto a utility score to achieve a common metric for comparing the performance of disparate interventions in Australia across modalities and stages of disease in the context of Depression, stroke and Rheumatoid Arthritis. 
								
								Return On YELP Capex Software 
								is integral (during the 
								
								
								Primary 
								Research Programme within the
								Pilot) 
								to the 
								
								 
								
								YELP  SPV quantifying which
								
								
								
								
								Brownfield Infrastructure
								presently leading a
								
								
								
								Sedentary Lifestyle 
								
								
								
								that
								
								
								
								
								RECs
								should target 
								in order to get greatest bang for the 
								
								 
								
								YELP  SPV's
								buck.  
								
 
								
								
								
								Should 
								
								
								
								
								RECs
								
								
								
								
								target
								
								
								
								Interested Adults  
								from amongst 
								
								
								
								the
								
								
								Abled,
								
								
								Disabled 
								or 
								
								
								Disadvantaged 
								
								
								who are 
								
								
								- 
								A.)        
								highly mentally assertive and physically fit 
								which would require minimal 
								
								
								
								
								Supervision
								or
								
								
								
								Referral 
								time; or 
								B.)        
								
								
								
								Obese and/or suffering 
								
								
								Depression 
								and/or 
								
								
								Abusing
								
								
								Recreational 
								Drugs
								which 
								would require maximum 
								
								
								
								 
								Supervision or
								
								
								
								
								Referral 
								time? 
								 
								(i)         
								how many categories intervention of a 
								
								REA 
								at a
								
								
								LDREG moves each Interested 
								Adult up through the 10 'Health Rating Categories'; and 
								(ii)        
								the assessed economic benefit to 'GNP' and reduced 
								health and aged care costs due to the improvement. 
								A starting point to 'Health 
								Rating Categories' would be to
								
								
								
								measure physical and mental health and ascribe a 
								current biological age, 
								and a forecast medical costs and tax 
								contributions based on current 
								
								Lifestyle 
								Behaviour.  
								
 
								
								
								Compilation of the 12 
Private Sector Equity Holders where each Private Equity Holder brings 
Infrastructure expertise to the PPP from 2 Pioneer Fit Old Farts 
								
								and 
								
								Section 16 (i) Equity Holders 
								Input................ explains that writing the code for the 
	
	Return On YELP Capex Software would be the carriage of 
								
								Pioneer
								Fit Old Farts 
								
								from
								
								leading Australian 
								Infrastructure, Petroleum and Mining Companies, 
								two Banks and two Accounting Firms because these 
								types of companies employ highly skilled 
								economic modellers exceedingly used to building 
								complex 
								Base 
								Case Financial Models, and 
								specific measurement yardsticks similar to the 
								following used by 'Health' researchers - 
*         
Quality-Adjusted Life Years; and 
	
								
			*        
	
			
								
	Transfer To Utility.
	 
 
	
	Forecast Return On YELP Capex 
	notes that the   
	
Discussion 
Paper
cites a recent US study 
Prevention for a Healthier America 
that utilised modelling to estimate that for every US$1 invested in "proven community-based disease prevention programs" (ie. increasing physical activity, 
maintaining a 
Healthy Diet and reducing smoking levels), the return on investment over and above the 
$1 per head cost of the program would be US$5.60 within five years.   
  
Using the 
	
	
	
	Return On YELP Capex Formula 
	
	the 
Return On YELP Capex Software will empirically quantify the - 
*           effect of the  
  
Hypothesis 
on the 50 Volunteers  
 * Increased Productivity, decreased Compression Of Morbidity and Contribution To Society from Materially Altered Lifestyle of the 5,200 Pilot Sample, which feeds into the Base Case Financial Model and is paramount to - a) quantifying the Economic Return On YELP Capex to Propagate YELP to achieve the Propagation Forecasts And Targets, and b) thereby maximise the value of the Pilot. The Primary Research Programme Budget contains a $100,000 provision to develop the Return On YELP Capex Software and the Base Case Financial Model. Integral to maximising the utility of YELP is the innovation and creativity from modellers from Health & Ageing, DIISR, and Environment, Heritage and the Arts or Dept of Climate Change and RET and the 12 Private Sector Equity Holders to categorise and quantify the value of 22m Human Brownfield Infrastructure which produces Australia's GDP and costs, inter alia, >$155b Negligent Lifestyle Annual Costs due to Fifteen Problems, which include the Taskforce's Three Public Health Risks, from a Lifestyle Behaviour dominated by Economic Materialism. The greater the advancements to identifying which sectors of the Target Age Groups for Rigorous and MREAs within the Target Market, the greater the inroads to reducing the >$155b fiscal and Foregone GDP Annually. Annexure C(ii) identifies that both Federal and State Health Strategic Plans recognise the need to assist Australians lead a healthy lifestyle. Quantifying the Economic Return On YELP Capex to achieve this is fundamental to measuring the cost-effectiveness of RECs performing the Final Three Stages. Section 18(a) explains "Forecasting Economic Return On YELP Capex from Propagating YELP to >100,000 Participants across Australia by end-2015" 
								Further explained 
								in 
								
								Section 16, 
								in particular
								
								
								
								Section 16(c), 
								
								Preparatory Research Programme,  
								
								Primary Research Programme,  
								 
								 Research Programme Team,  Head Consultant 
								and  
								 
								
		Interested Parties. 
								Also referred to in 
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