1) Prevent allergy |
Indicator: asthma, rhinitis and atopic eczema prevalence reduced by 20% |
Outcome: no information yet |
2) Improve tolerance |
Indicator: food allergy diets reduced by 50% |
Outcome: allergy diets in day-care settings −40% |
3) Improve allergy diagnostics |
Indicator: skin prick testing practised in certified testing centres |
Outcome: 30 hospitals and other centres educated, audited and certified |
4) Reduce work-related allergies |
Indicator: occupational allergies reduced by 50% |
Outcome: occupational allergies reduced by 40% |
5) Focus on severe allergies and treat in time |
Indicator: effective allergy practice; asthma emergency visits reduced by 40% |
Outcome: emergency visits −46%; asthma hospital days −67% |
6) Reduce allergy and asthma costs |
Indicator: allergy costs reduced by 20% |
Outcome: total costs in the 2000s −15%; in 2007–2013 −5% |