Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene · 2019
Catastrophic health care expenditure due to septic shock and dengue shock in Vietnam.
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McBride Angela, Thuy Duong B, Chau Nguyen V Vinh, Thwaites C Louise, Turner Hugo C, Hao Nguyen V
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: The cost of treatment for infectious shock in intensive care in Vietnam is unknown.
METHODS: We prospectively investigated hospital bills for adults treated for septic and dengue shock in Vietnam and calculated the proportion who faced catastrophic health care expenditures.
RESULTS: The median hospital bills were US$617 for septic shock (n=100) and US$57 for dengue shock (n=88). Catastrophic payments were incurred by 47% (47/100) and 13% (11/88) of patients with septic shock and dengue shock, respectively, and 56% (25/45) and 84% (5/6) fatal cases of septic shock and dengue shock respectively.
CONCLUSIONS: Further advocacy is required to moderate insurance co-payments for costly critical care interventions.
METHODS: We prospectively investigated hospital bills for adults treated for septic and dengue shock in Vietnam and calculated the proportion who faced catastrophic health care expenditures.
RESULTS: The median hospital bills were US$617 for septic shock (n=100) and US$57 for dengue shock (n=88). Catastrophic payments were incurred by 47% (47/100) and 13% (11/88) of patients with septic shock and dengue shock, respectively, and 56% (25/45) and 84% (5/6) fatal cases of septic shock and dengue shock respectively.
CONCLUSIONS: Further advocacy is required to moderate insurance co-payments for costly critical care interventions.