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Measuring Burden of Care After Catastrophic Illness or Injury

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2019
Burden of care (BoC) is the amount of time a patient requires direct, daily assistance from another person to meet basic needs in the home; it is based on a patient's functional level, obtained using the Functional Independence Measure. Inpatient BoC is a patient's projected resource utilization during a stay at an inpatient facility, assessed using ...
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Exploring Private Supplemental Insurance for Catastrophic Illnesses

2015
Catastrophic illnesses can impoverish a household due to unmanageable expenditures that arise from their treatment or management. The Z Benefits program of PhilHealth aims to protect Filipinos from financial catastrophe due to certain medical conditions.
Noel Juban, Benito Reverente
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Protecting strategies used by sufferers of catastrophic illnesses and injuries

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2001
• The purpose of this research was to describe strategies used by sufferers of catastrophic illnesses and injuries.• Participants were adult men and women with a variety of serious illnesses and injuries.• Qualitative research approaches to data collection and data analysis, using grounded theory methods were employed.• Descriptions of the participants
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Rationing, Catastrophic Illness, and Disabled Patients

2009
Abstract The average cost for each of these patients then was more than . Mr. Diaz from our first chapter would be a perfect example of one sort of patient who would generate these results—he spent more than days in the ICU. He entered the ICU as a patient with advanced dementia and a bleeding problem of unknown origin that precipitated ...
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Catastrophic Health Expenditure and Poverty Impact Due to Mental Illness in India

Journal of Health Management, 2023
Denny John, Geetha Menon
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Catastrophic Illness and the Family

Neurosurgery, 1995
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The Basic vs. Ability-to-Pay Approach: Evidence From China's Critical Illness Insurance on Whether Different Measurements of Catastrophic Health Expenditure Matter

Frontiers in Public Health, 2021
, Jacques Vanneste
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The Illness Catastrophe

2018
Roger Neighbour, Jamie Hynes, Iona Heath
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Excess iron and catastrophic illness

American Journal of Hematology, 1993
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The cost of catastrophic illness

Social Science & Medicine. Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, 1979
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