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• W2091197002 abstract "In Brief Study Design. National register-based matched case-control study. Objective. The aim of this study was to estimate the direct and indirect costs of neck injuries, except fractures, in a national sample of patients and their spouses. Summary of Background Data. Despite neck injuries causing significant socioeconomic burdens, there is insufficient information about the time course, as well as the effect on their spouses. Methods. Using records from the Danish National Patient Registry 1998–2009, all patients with a diagnosis of neck injury and their spouses were identified and compared with randomly chosen controls matched for age, sex, geographical area, and civil status. Direct costs included frequency of primary and hospital sector contacts and procedures and medication. Indirect costs included the effect on labor supply. Social transfer payments were included to illustrate the effect on national accounts. All cost data were extracted from national databases. Results. The register contributed 94,224 patients, and 372,341 matched controls were identified. The percentages of married or cohabiting individuals were approximately 47.5% in both groups. Patients with neck injury had significantly higher rates of health-related contacts, medication use, and higher socioeconomic costs than controls. To a lesser extent, they also had lower employment rates, and those employed generally had lower incomes. Furthermore, the patients had already presented negative social- and health-related status up to 11 years before the first diagnosis, which became more pronounced for those with the highest costs. The health effects on costs were present regardless of age group and sex, and it was also seen for the patients' spouses. Conclusion. Neck injuries are associated with major socioeconomic consequences for patients, their spouses, and the society. However, the increased expenses during subsequent years cannot be explained by the injury alone, because these patients already had elevated expenses prior to the injury. This indicates some selection of increased vulnerability for both patients and their spouses. Patients with neck injury (n = 94,224) were compared with 372,341 matched controls, identified from a national patient database. Spouses were also included, if present. Patients and their spouses had significantly higher health-related costs than their respective controls. The patients had already presented a negative social- and health-related status prior to the injury." @default.
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• W2091197002 date "2013-03-01" @default.
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• W2091197002 title "Health, Social, and Economic Consequences of Neck Injuries" @default.
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