Titlebook: Costs and Effects of Managing Chronic Psychotic Patients; Detlef Schwefel,Herbert Zöllner (Regional Officer Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Studies on the Cost-Effectiveness of Managing Chronic Psychotic Patientsical and/or structural economic problems resulting from the growing recession in Europe, even though there is no definite evidence of the existence of a causal relationship. This leads to further economic consequences: for example, the number of cases of early retirement due to psychotic diseases is

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Summary Report of the WHO Meeting ‘Cost-Effectiveness of Managing Chronic Psychotic Patients’, Municramme of the World Health Organization (WHO) on the economic evaluation of health strategies, which in turn is one of three health-economics programmes intended to support the Health for All by the Year 2000 Strategy. The work of the study group on the cost-effectiveness of managing chronic psychoti

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Financing of Care for the Chronically Mentally Ill in the USA: A Patchwork of Policies and the costs of providing services to them is very high. However, many people with chronic mental illness are poor and unemployable and thus do not have private health insurance — the primary method of financing health care in the United States. Thus, the responsibility of meeting the needs of the

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The Cost of Long-Term Psychoses in a Scottish Psychiatric Hospital, for 15 years, costs have risen at 2.5 times the rate of inflation (Faith 1985). In the United Kingdom, National Health Service inpatient treatment, particularly in general hospitals, remains the largest and fastest-growing component of total expenditure (Glass and Goldberg 1977).