April 7, 2021Open Access

Financial Toxicity of Cancer Care: An Analysis of Financial Burden in Three Distinct Health Care Systems

DPDivya Ahuja ParikhVA Palo Alto Health Care System MRMeera Vimala RagavanKaiser Permanente RDRitika DuttaDana-Farber Cancer Institute

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Abstract

Low AHI, high OOPCs, and employment changes contribute to financial toxicity; however, there are variations based on site of care. Future studies should tailor financial toxicity interventions within care delivery systems.

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