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Compensation for Work-Related Hematologic, Liver, and Infectious Diseases

Kim JW, Kang DM

Occupational diseases may be defined only medically or scientifically, and even then, their definition is not simple. However, compensable occupational diseases involve the additional layer of legal systems and social...
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Cost-of-illness studies: concepts, scopes, and methods

Jo C

Liver diseases are one of the main causes of death, and their ever-increasing prevalence is threatening to cause significant damage both to individuals and society as a whole. This damage...
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Socioeconomic costs of liver disease in Korea

Lee S, Chung W, Hyun KR

BACKGROUND/AIMS: This study analyzed the scale and trends of the social and economic costs of liver disease in Korea for the past 5 years. METHODS: The social aspects of socioeconomic costs...
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A tool for communication with decision-makers: limitations and utilization of studies on cost of illness

Lee KS

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Problems faced by Korean patients with chronic liver disease and the role of the Korean Association for the Study of the Liver: Emphases on social discrimination, insufficiency of reimbursement coverage, and deficiency of the welfare system

Kim DJ, Kim HS, Yim HJ, Suh JI, Cheong JY, Kim IH, Tark WY, Lee YS, Lee S, Lee JY

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The cost of liver disease in Korea: methodology, data, and evidence

Chung W

BACKGROUND/AIMS: This study introduces methods for estimating the cost of liver disease and presents useful and reliable sources of data. The available evidence on the costs associated with liver disease...
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