Anderson R, Gullett C C
Aviat Space Environ Med. 1982 Apr;53(4):398-402.
The current economic crisis facing most major United States airlines has forced a close examination of airline-sponsored activities. The effectiveness of one airline's pilot preventive medicine program was estimated by comparing disability experience of its pilots against the experience of a larger population of airline pilots. The preventive medicine program at the studied airline was shown to reduce disability experience by one-third, while saving the airline better than $6 million annually. This program yielded the airline better than a 6-1 return on investment during the years studied.
美国大多数主要航空公司目前面临的经济危机迫使人们对航空公司赞助的活动进行仔细审查。通过将一家航空公司飞行员的残疾经历与更多航空公司飞行员的经历进行比较，评估了该航空公司飞行员预防医学项目的效果。研究表明，该航空公司的预防医学项目使残疾发生率降低了三分之一，同时每年为航空公司节省了超过600万美元。在研究期间，该项目为航空公司带来了超过6比1的投资回报率。
