because of both vision rehabilitation and ophthalmology care. Advanced primary open-angle glaucoma has a substantial cost-of-illness, warranting improved management in early stages of disease.
physiopathology, rehabilitation, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Aged, 80 and over, Aged, Respiratory Function Tests, Patient Education as Topic, Vital capacity, Respiratory minute volume, Pulmonary...
Objective To investigate rehabilitation treatment cost of patients with cerebral palsy (CP) according to age.Methods We analyzed the cost of rehabilitation tr
A project's rehabilitation costs include the future cost of repairs and improvements beyond routine maintenance. Example Paving a road with asphalt is being compared with repaving with concrete. Th...
The rehabilitation of a decommissioned uranium mine in Kakadu National Park could cost up to $1.2 billion more than expected and take two years longer than initially planned.
Stroke rehabilitation : a cost-effectiveness analysis of a placement scheme 저자:Sarah Byford, Joanna M. L. Geddes, Margaret Bonsalll, University of York Centre for Health Economics, University of York Health Economics...
Objective Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) often hinders the cardiac rehabilitation program. The aim of this study was evaluating the relative cost-effectiveness of new rehabilitation strategies w...
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This outpatient pulmonary rehabilitation programme produces cost per QALY ratios within bounds considered to be cost effective and is likely to result in financial benefits to the health service.
Recently, however, a study based on the national UK Rehabilitation Outcomes Collaborative (UKROC) database demonstrated the cost efficiency of rehabilitation for medically unstable patients...