Mental Jacobs, 2010 Canada Report was carried out at the Society Top down Direct costs Range of sources Total service cost of $14.3 billion largest component was Good – – disorder request of the Mental Health Canadian Institute for pharmaceuticals ($2.8 billion) and then hospitalisation ($2.7 Commission of Canada, who prices Health Information’s billion). Of the total reported costs, about $10.6 billion was for wanted to determine the national databases, IMS services and $3.7 billion was for disability payments. In an economic of mental health Health database, Human international context, Canada spends less than most developed services in Canada Development and countries; the ratio of government mental health to all Resources Canada, government health spending is 7.2%, several points lower than Revenue Canada’s T3010 the UK and Sweden annual returns Mental Cawthorpe, Canada To compare the health costs of Health sector Bottom-up Medical costs Billing records submitted by Results show a positive association between mental health and Good disorder 2011 groups with and without physicians to Alberta Health overall health care use and cost. For the patient PD group, the psychiatric diagnoses (PDs) and Wellness both for average cost per patient accumulated during the period from using nine years of physician patient and for comparison 1994 to 2003 was $3,437; $3,265 for the comparison patient PD billing data patient groups group; and $1,345 for the patient–comparison patient non-PD group Mental Smetanin, Canada Estimate the health and Society Direct and RiskAnalytica’s Life at Risk Mental illness was estimated to cost the Canadian economy over Good disorder 2011 economic impact of major and indirect costs simulation model: mood $42.3 billion dollars in 2011 in direct (50% due to direct cost). mental illnesses in Canada, frictional cost disorders, anxiety disorders, Approximately two of every nine workers (or 21.4% of the working beginning in 2011 and annually approach to schizophrenia, disorders of population) are estimated to suffer from a mental illness that over the next three decades indirect costs childhood and adolescence, potentially affects their work productivity -translates to an annual .cognitive impairment wage based productivity impact of over $6.3 billion dollars. Total including dementia, and annual economic costs associated with mental illness are substance use disorders expected to exceed $306 billion by 2041. In 2011 present value terms, the total cumulative costs over the next 30 years could exceed $2.5 trillion dollars
Mental disorder Jacobs, 2010 Canada Report was carried out at the request of the Mental Health Commission of Canada, who wanted to determine the economic of mental health services in Canada Society Top down prices Direct costs Range of sources – Canadian Institute for Health Information’s national databases, IMS Health database, Human Development and Resources Canada, Revenue Canada’s T3010 annual returns Total service cost of $14.3 billion – largest component was pharmaceuticals ($2.8 billion) and then hospitalisation ($2.7 billion). Of the total reported costs, about $10.6 billion was for services and $3.7 billion was for disability payments. In an international context, Canada spends less than most developed countries; the ratio of government mental health to all government health spending is 7.2%, several points lower than the UK and Sweden Good Mental disorder Cawthorpe, 2011 Canada To compare the health costs of groups with and without psychiatric diagnoses (PDs) using nine years of physician billing data Health sector Bottom-up Medical costs Billing records submitted by physicians to Alberta Health and Wellness both for patient and for comparison patient groups Results show a positive association between mental health and overall health care use and cost. For the patient PD group, the average cost per patient accumulated during the period from 1994 to 2003 was $3,437; $3,265 for the comparison patient PD group; and $1,345 for the patient–comparison patient non-PD group Good Mental disorder Smetanin, 2011 Canada Estimate the health and economic impact of major mental illnesses in Canada, beginning in 2011 and annually over the next three decades Society and frictional cost approach to indirect costs Direct and indirect costs RiskAnalytica’s Life at Risk simulation model: mood disorders, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, disorders of childhood and adolescence, .cognitive impairment including dementia, and substance use disorders Mental illness was estimated to cost the Canadian economy over $42.3 billion dollars in 2011 in direct (50% due to direct cost). Approximately two of every nine workers (or 21.4% of the working population) are estimated to suffer from a mental illness that potentially affects their work productivity -translates to an annual wage based productivity impact of over $6.3 billion dollars. Total annual economic costs associated with mental illness are expected to exceed $306 billion by 2041. In 2011 present value terms, the total cumulative costs over the next 30 years could exceed $2.5 trillion dollars Good
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