Prevalence and effects of food insecurity and social support on financial toxicity in and healthcare use by patients with inflammatory bowel diseases
NH Nguyen, R Khera, L Ohno-Machado… - Clinical …, 2021 - Elsevier
Background & Aims We estimated the prevalence of social determinants of health (SDH,
food insecurity and social support) in adults with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) in the
United States and evaluated associations with financial toxicity and healthcare use. Methods
In the National Health Interview Survey 2015, we identified adults with IBD and estimated
the prevalence of food insecurity and/or lack of social support. We evaluated associations
with financial toxicity (financial hardship due to medical bills, personal and health-related …
food insecurity and social support) in adults with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) in the
United States and evaluated associations with financial toxicity and healthcare use. Methods
In the National Health Interview Survey 2015, we identified adults with IBD and estimated
the prevalence of food insecurity and/or lack of social support. We evaluated associations
with financial toxicity (financial hardship due to medical bills, personal and health-related …
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METHODS: In the National Health Interview Survey 2015, we identified adults with IBD and
estimated the prevalence of food insecurity and/or lack of social support. We evaluated
associations with financial toxicity (financial hardship due to medical bills, personal and
health-related financial distress, cost-related medication nonadherence, healthcare
affordability) and emergency department use. RESULTS: Of estimated 3.1 million adults with
IBD in the US, 42% or estimated 1,277,215 patients with IBD reported at least one negative …
estimated the prevalence of food insecurity and/or lack of social support. We evaluated
associations with financial toxicity (financial hardship due to medical bills, personal and
health-related financial distress, cost-related medication nonadherence, healthcare
affordability) and emergency department use. RESULTS: Of estimated 3.1 million adults with
IBD in the US, 42% or estimated 1,277,215 patients with IBD reported at least one negative …
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