Background Cerebral palsy (CP) and its associated conditions can pose a significant
economic burden on families, the health care system and the general economy. The …

Aim Economic appraisal can help guide policy‐making for purchasing decisions, and
treatment and management algorithms for health interventions. We conducted a systematic …

This study quantified the lifetime costs of cerebral palsy (CP) in a register‐based setting. It
was the first study outside the US to assess the lifetime costs of CP. The lifetime costs …

The most recent cost estimates of cerebral palsy (CP) in Australia did not include out-of-
pocket costs for families. This study aimed to: 1) describe and estimate out-of-pocket costs …

OBJECTIVES: To measure the economic burden of cerebral palsy (CP) in China is to
provide information on CP's societal impacts to policy-makers. METHODS: The economic …

Purpose: Individuals with cerebral palsy (CP) are susceptible to early development of high-
burden medical conditions, which may place a considerable strain on health care resources …

Methods: We used Statistics Canada's Population Health Model (POHEM)–Neurological to
simulate individuals' disease states, risk factors and health determinants and to describe …

The economic burden is a major concern for parents/caregivers of children with cerebral
palsy (CP). This study used the sequential explanatory mixed-method approach to …

OBJECTIVES: This study examined the prevalence of cerebral palsy (CP) in South Korea,
and the attributable lifetime medical cost according to physiological types and extent of …

Background There is a controversy regarding the existence of a socio-economic gradient for
cerebral palsy. Perinatal emergencies and preterm birth increase the risk for the offspring to …