All of the following represent cost-saving measures EXCEPT:

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Screening older men for prostate cancer may not always represent a cost-saving measure. This is because the benefits of screening in terms of life-years gained can be modest, and the costs associated with widespread screening and the subsequent treatment of prostate cancer, including potential overdiagnosis and overtreatment, can be high. In contrast, the other options (A, B, and D) are more directly associated with reducing healthcare costs through prevention, support during labor to reduce complications, and standardized payment systems to control costs, respectively.

All of the Following Represent Cost-Saving Measures EXCEPT