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Financial burden among liver transplant candidates is associated with financial distress and work impairment: A U.S. multicenter study
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DOI：10.1097/HC9.0000000000000985.png)
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The financial impact of chronic liver disease among adults undergoing liver transplant (LT) evaluation remains understudied. We performed a cross-sectional multicenter study to explore high financial burden, defined as medical out-of-pocket expenses ≥10% of income (per prior literature), among adult LT candidates. We aimed to identify associations between high financial burden and (1) work productivity impairment; (2) financial distress (material, behavioral, and psychological consequences of financial burden); (3) financial toxicity (health-related quality of life, HRQOL).
Keywords:
financial burden
financial distress
liver transplantation
transplant
work productivity impairment
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