Estimating the extra disability expenditures for the design of inclusive social protection policies.

WHAT IT FOUND

This paper discusses how to estimate the extra costs of disability for social protection policies.

It does not report clinical outcomes or treatment effects, so there is nothing here to change therapeutic practice.

What this paper is

This is a conceptual paper discussing methods to estimate the extra costs associated with living with a disability, such as assistive devices, personal assistance, and transportation. It reviews approaches for policy design rather than reporting clinical trial results or patient outcomes. There are no findings here to change therapeutic practice.

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