Table 2.
The annual indirect costs of production loss of atrial fibrillation and its main complications stroke and heart failure in Swedish patients younger than 65
Resources | Annual no. | Annual cost (€ million)a | Sources |
---|---|---|---|
Sick leave | 69.54 | ||
Atrial fibrillation | 251,171b | 40.59 | [c] |
Complications (stroke and heart failure) | 179,094b | 28.95 | [d] |
Hospitalization | 4.10 | ||
Atrial fibrillation | 14,953b | 2.42 | [e] |
Complications (stroke and heart failure) | 10,425b | 1.68 | [e] |
Hospital outpatient and primary health care visits | 238,666 | 9.65 | [f] |
Total indirect cost | 83.29 |
aAll costs of production loss were estimated from an average Swedish salary (€161.62 per day)
bNo. of days
cAnnual no. from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency
dAnnual no. from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency, with adaptations from references [24–32]
eAnnual no. from the open statistical database at the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare
fAnnual no. from the Patient Registry at the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare, estimates from an expert panel, and references [18–20, 22]. Two hours per visit; complications not included (not available)