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Direct and indirect costs of allergic and non‐allergic rhinitis to adults in Beijing, China
Background Chronic rhinitis is generally classified as either allergic rhinitis (AR) or non‐allergic rhinitis (NAR). There is currently no report on the economic burden of AR and NAR in Beijing, China.
Xian Li +6 more
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Indirect costs of arterial hypertension and its complications
Arterial hypertension (AH) and related cardiovascular complications are considered to be a global factor of morbidity and mortality of the adult population.
Anna Choromańska +2 more
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Direct and indirect costs for hospitalized patients with dengue in Southern Sri Lanka
Background The Southern Province of Sri Lanka is endemic with dengue, with frequent outbreaks and occurrence of severe disease. However, the economic burden of dengue is poorly quantified.
N. P. Weerasinghe +14 more
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Chronic pain has been identified as an important issue related to various rheumatic diseases. At the time of a major government spending review, it is appropriate to discuss the pain characterising rheumatic diseases and its related costs.
A. Marsico +5 more
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PRODUCT TOTAL COST (WORK, SERVICE): ORGANIZATIONAL AND METHODICAL ASPECTS OF ITS FORMATION
It has been found in the article that information about total cost influences informed management decisions on assortment policy, pricing, marketing policy, but the lack of normative regulation of the formation of this indicator leads to discussions in ...
Z.-M. V. Zadorozhnyi, I. Ya. Ometsinska
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Airlift Maintenance and Sustainment: The Indirect Costs
This article aims to present and discuss a set of technical matters affecting the maintenance and sustainment cost of military transport aircraft (airlifters). An overview of the military aviation technical support system is provided, in conjunction with
Kyriakos I. Kourousis
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Households experiencing catastrophic costs due to tuberculosis in Uganda: magnitude and cost drivers
Background Tuberculosis (TB) patients in Uganda incur large costs related to the illness, and while seeking and receiving health care. Such costs create access and adherence barriers which affect health outcomes and increase transmission of disease.
Winters Muttamba +17 more
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HealthSWEDE: costs with sublingual immunotherapy—a Swedish questionnaire study
Background The aim of this cross-sectional survey was to compare the health-economic consequences for allergic rhinitis (AR) patients treated with sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) in terms of direct and indirect costs with a reference population of ...
Petter Olsson +8 more
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PROBLEMATIC ASPECTS RELATING TO THE RECOGNITION OF INDIRECT PRODUCTION COSTS [PDF]
This article examines some problematic issues regarding the recognition of and the accounting for the indirect production costs related to the service of the entity’s production subdivisions if the actual consumption costs are incurred during a ...
Rodica CUSMAUNSA, Natalia CURAGAU
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Indirect economic costs of avoidable mortality in Moldova
In this article, we carry out the cost-analysis of the total premature mortality and avoidable causes of death for Moldova by applying the human capital approach. The results show that the indirect costs of avoidable mortality represent slightly over 85%
Irina Pahomii
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