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- The economic costs of mental disorders: Do our societies react . . .
Based on data from 2010, the global direct and indirect economic costs of mental disorders were estimated at US$2 5 trillion Importantly, the indirect costs (US$1 7 trillion) are much higher than the direct costs (US$0 8 trillion), which contrasts with other key disease groups, such as cardiovascular diseases and cancer
- Quantifying the global burden of mental disorders and their economic . . .
We estimate that 418 million disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) could be attributable to mental disorders in 2019 (16% of global DALYs)—a more than three-fold increase compared to conventional estimates The economic value associated with this burden is estimated at about USD 5 trillion
- Economic costs of neurological and mental health care: implications for . . .
In The Lancet Public Health, Angela Mitchell and colleagues 1 highlight the enormous costs of neurological and mental health care globally According to their estimates, US$1·7 trillion was spent on care for brain disorders in 2019, an increase of approximately 3·5% annually since 2000
- The economic costs of mental disorders - EMBO Press
Based on data from 2010, the global direct and indirect economic costs of mental disorders were estimated at US$2 5 trillion Importantly, the indirect costs (US$1 7 tril-lion) are much higher than the direct costs (US$0 8 trillion), which contrasts with
- Socioeconomic and Health Care Demands of Anxiety Disorders
Based on a 2010 study, the global direct and indirect economic costs of mental disorders were estimated to be 2 5 trillion dollars with indirect costs approximately being 1 7 trillion dollars and direct costs averaged to be 0 8 trillion (Trautmann, S , et al ,2016)
- Report: Mental illness will cost the world $16 trillion (USD) by 2030
A new Lancet Commission report on mental health released Oct 9 said that mental disorders are on the rise in every country in the world and will cost the global economy $16 trillion by 2030
- The global hidden costs of mental health disorders: Socioeconomic . . .
Approximately 970 million people globally are affected by mental health conditions, with depression and anxiety alone contributing to a substantial burden of disease and economic strain (Patel et al , 2018)
- The economic costs of mental disorders: Do our societies react . . .
Direct costs constitute the majority of costs (37% direct healthcare costs and 23% direct non-medical costs) whereas the remaining 40% were indirect costs associated with patients' production
- Approximation to General Economic Costs of Mental Illness
approach The first focuses on indirect and direct costs Direct costs are frequently associated with care and recovery, indirect costs apply to the "invisible costs" correlated with revenue loss ue to death, injury, treatment and a fading productivity The global financial costs of mental illness were evaluated at US$2 5 trill
- The cost of mental disorders: a systematic review - PMC
Our analysis examining the percentages between direct and indirect cost of the total societal cost per patient showed that almost half of the total cost was driven by indirect cost related to morbidity and mortality and thereby not direct resource consumption
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