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. 2021 Oct;27(10):10.18553/jmcp.2021.27.10.1416. doi: 10.18553/jmcp.2021.27.10.1416

TABLE 3.

Indirect Cost of Atopic Dermatitis Due to Work Loss Among Adult Patients in the 2018 Cohort

Adult AD cohort (n = 31,164) Adult control cohort (n = 93,492) Incremental difference P value
Patients with absence eligibility, n (%) 726 (2.3) 2,407 (2.6) −0.2% 0.02
  Patients with an absence claim, n (%) 581 (80.0) 1,817 (75.5) 4.5% 0.01
  Indirect costs, mean (SD) $6,323 ($4,226) $6,037 ($4,681) $286 0.14
Patients with short-term disability eligibility, n (%) 4,936 (15.8) 14,491 (15.4) 0.4% 0.07
  Patients with a short-term disability claim, n (%) 291 (5.9) 672 (4.7) 1.2% < 0.001
  Indirect costs, mean (SD) $360 ($2,266) $276 ($1,860) $84 0.01
Patients with workers’ compensation eligibility, n (%) 3,201 (10.3) 9,766 (10.4) −0.1% 0.39
  Patients with a workers’ compensation claim, n (%) 26 (0.8) 68 (0.7) 0.1% 0.5
  Indirect costs, mean (SD) $104 ($1,670) $89 ($1,472) $15 0.63

Note: Costs are in 2018 US dollars.

AD = atopic dermatitis.