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. 2024 Sep 1;9(3):218–226. doi: 10.22540/JFSF-09-218

Table 2.

Budget Impact Analysis FCB.

2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 TOTAL
Population age 65+1 782,326 802,709 823,623 867,100 887,896 4,163,654
Projected hip fractures2 3,056 3,135 3,217 3,387 3,468 16,262
€ intervention3 222,808 228,613 234,570 246,952 252,875 1,185,819
Functional Decline: Projected hip fractures NOT returned to baseline functionality
# Pre FCB4 1,803 1,850 1,898 1,998 2,046 9,595
# Post FCB5 1,253 1,285 1,319 1,389 1,422 6,667
# avoided 550 564 579 610 624 2,927
€ Avoided 6 676,857 694,492 712,587 750,202 768,195 3,602,333
Net Effect (€)7 454,049 465,879 478,017 503,250 515,320 2,416,515
1

Scenario with moderate net migration increase[32].

2

0.39% of Population[32]: average hip fracture in the over 60 population derived from NOCA[33-35].

3

Cost per patient estimated in Scenario analysis 2 (€72.61) applied to hip fractures estimates.

4

Share of hip fractures returning (41%) and not returning (59%) to baseline functionality without FCB[12].

5

Share of hip fractures returning (59%) and not returning (41%) to baseline functionality with FCB[12].

6

Annual cost of functional decline per patient equal to €1,230.65 (calculated from Bash & Kerr[36].

7

Derived as cost avoided minus cost of intervention.