Los estudios del coste del alcoholismo: marco conceptual, limitaciones y resultados en España

García‐Sempere, Aníbal; Portella, Eduardo

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“…Other 11 non-English studies conducted in Spain[27], Italy[28], Germany[29], Argentina[30], Chile[31], Norway[32], Switzerland[33], France[34,35], Slovenia[36], and Belgium[37] were also identified by expert communications but were not included in this review. Search and retrieval processes are shown in figure 1.…”

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“…One non-English study with English summary and tables conducted in South Korea [ 5 ]and one English article with only cost summary table conducted in Finland [ 26 ]were also included in the partial review. Other 11 non-English studies conducted in Spain[ 27 ], Italy[ 28 ], Germany[ 29 ], Argentina[ 30 ], Chile[ 31 ], Norway[ 32 ], Switzerland[ 33 ], France[ 34 , 35 ], Slovenia[ 36 ], and Belgium[ 37 ] were also identified by expert communications but were not included in this review. Search and retrieval processes are shown in figure 1 .…”

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The economic impact of alcohol consumption: a systematic review

Thavorncharoensap

Teerawattananon

Yothasamut

et al. 2009

Subst Abuse Treat Prev Policy

126

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BackgroundInformation on the economic impact of alcohol consumption can provide important evidence in supporting policies to reduce its associated harm. To date, several studies on the economic costs of alcohol consumption have been conducted worldwide. This study aims to review the economic impact of alcohol worldwide, summarizing the state of knowledge with regard to two elements: (1) cost components included in the estimation; (2) the methodologies employed in works conducted to date.MethodsRelevant publications concerning the societal cost of alcohol consumption published during the years 1990-2007 were identified through MEDLINE. The World Health Organization's global status report on alcohol, bibliographies and expert communications were also used to identify additional relevant studies.ResultsTwenty studies met the inclusion criteria for full review while an additional two studies were considered for partial review. Most studies employed the human capital approach and estimated the gross cost of alcohol consumption. Both direct and indirect costs were taken into account in all studies while intangible costs were incorporated in only a few studies. The economic burden of alcohol in the 12 selected countries was estimated to equate to 0.45 - 5.44% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP).ConclusionDiscrepancies in the estimation method and cost components included in the analyses limit a direct comparison across studies. The findings, however, consistently confirmed that the economic burden of alcohol on society is substantial. Given the importance of this issue and the limitation in generalizing the findings across different settings, further well-designed research studies are warranted in specific countries to support the formulation of alcohol-related policies.

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confidence: 99%

The economic impact of alcohol consumption: a systematic review

Thavorncharoensap

Teerawattananon

Yothasamut

et al. 2009

Subst Abuse Treat Prev Policy

126

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“…En cuanto a los costes sociales del alcohol en España, las estimaciones publicadas en los años noventa [114][115][116] son muy variables y no permiten hacerse una idea adecuada de su magnitud. Las estimaciones anuales van desde 177 mil millones de pesetas (53% por estancias hospitalarias) 115 hasta 630 mil millones 114 , pasando por 430 mil millones (95,5% costes no sanitarios, principalmente baja productividad) 116 .…”

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“…Las estimaciones anuales van desde 177 mil millones de pesetas (53% por estancias hospitalarias) 115 hasta 630 mil millones 114 , pasando por 430 mil millones (95,5% costes no sanitarios, principalmente baja productividad) 116 . En 2007 IvanoScandurra et al estimaron los costes sanitarios directos (morbilidad hospitalaria por alcohol) e indirectos (AVP y bajas laborales) de enfermedades atribuibles al alcohol, sin incluir otros costes, como atención primaria de salud, disminución productividad, etcétera, en 2.670 millones de euros, lo que supone 76,9 euros per cápita y el 0,27% del producto interior bruto (PIB) 117 .…”

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Estudios poblacionales en España sobre daños relacionados con el consumo de alcohol

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Indave-Ruiz²,

Colell-Ortega

et al. 2014

Rev. Esp. Salud Publica

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“…Aunque resulta muy difícil obtener estimaciones precisas, el impacto económico anual del consumo de alcohol en España podría ascender a 3.833 millones de euros 120,121 . Además de los costes médicos directos (1.373 millones), hay que añadir los costes indirectos (2.460 millones).…”

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Estudio Cuasi-Experimental sobre el Consumo de Alcohol y los Efectos Asociados al mismo

Fernández¹,

Joaquín²

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Que el trabajo titulado "Estudio cuasi-experimental sobre el consumo de alcohol y los efectos asociados al mismo" que presenta D. Antonio Javier Chamorro Fernández, ha sido realizado bajo su dirección en el Departamento de Medicina Preventiva, Salud Pública y Microbiología Médica y reúne, a su juicio, originalidad y contenido suficientes para que sea presentado ante el tribunal correspondiente para optar

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Los estudios del coste del alcoholismo: marco conceptual, limitaciones y resultados en España

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

The economic impact of alcohol consumption: a systematic review

The economic impact of alcohol consumption: a systematic review

Estudios poblacionales en España sobre daños relacionados con el consumo de alcohol

Estudio Cuasi-Experimental sobre el Consumo de Alcohol y los Efectos Asociados al mismo

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