A systematic review on indirect costs related to loss of productivity after stroke
Key Points
Loss of productivity significantly impacts the economic burden associated with stroke recovery, affecting broader healthcare costs.
The review emphasizes that indirect costs due to lost work may exceed direct medical expenses for stroke survivors.
Assessment included various studies examining the economic impact of stroke on workforce productivity, with findings supporting the need for targeted interventions.
These insights highlight the importance of including indirect costs in economic evaluations of stroke care and rehabilitation.