Profile of Brazilian Inpatients With Mental Disorders Covered By Private Health Care In The State of Ceara: A Real World Data Analysis

Abstract

methodology, findings from the studies were found to be highly variable-total costs ranged between USD 3,000 to 12,000, while proportion of indirect costs varied between 32 and 82% across these studies. Based on collected information, direct costs attributed to medical care contributed to only 20% while informal care provided by family and direct costs of social care (provided by community care professionals, and in residential home settings) contributed 40% each of the total cost of dementia in China. ConClusions: Costs data for Dementia in China is limited and further efforts are required to generate this data to support health policy and research as changing demographics, urban/rural shift and increased diagnosis rates are expected to lead to an epidemic of AD dementia in China in the near future. PMH20 EconoMic BurdEn of AutisM And AutisM-rElAtEd sPEctruM disordErs (Asd) in Eu5 countriEs