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... of costs among ...total costs for COPD was calculated, and costs not less than top 25th percentile were defined as being high economic bur- ... See full document

... It is common for people in low and middle-income countries including Africa to be exposed to biomass fuel/indoor pollution since childhood. Hence the mean age of COPD presentation in Africa is at the younger age some ... See full document

... present study showed a correlation between de- pressive or anxious symptoms and age, sex, education level, household income, history of smoking, BODE index, SGRQ and co-morbid anxious or depressive symptoms, which ... See full document

... the cross-sectional study ...this study should be ...the study. Second, this cross-sectional survey cannot eliminate recall bias, such as history of tuberculosis or ... See full document

... Sampling of 29,811 households with landline telephone was conducted, and respondents were interviewed by computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI). Of the 29,811 phone numbers, only 11,471 (38.5%) were handled ... See full document

... While it should be emphasized again that the primary message in early intervention for COPD should be advocacy of smoking cessation, these data are suggestive that there may be interventions that could slow the ... See full document

... ageing of the world's population and partly to the continued use of tobacco, which is the most important risk factor for this disease. The reported prevalence of COPD is highly variable ranging from 0.2% in Japan ... See full document

... our study aims were to determine the effect of counseling at different time points (immediately after counseling and two weeks after counseling) in use of rotahaler in COPD patients with focus on the essential ... See full document

... in pulmonary rehabilitation programs and found that over 98% wanted to take part in advance care ...the areas of discussing prognosis, the process of dying and spiritual- ... See full document

... Asthma is a chronic inflammation of the respiratory sys- tem. In the treatment of asthma priority is given to the avoidance of symptoms and the interference of activities. Especially for COPD, positive effects of ... See full document

... Our cost-analysis showed that the case management program resulted in a net saving. It is expected that the total costs of case management will decrease in the com- ing years, especially due to less implementation ... See full document

... each study using the criteria outlined in the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions (Version ...each study could be divided into three grades as follows: low risk of bias (low risk of ... See full document

... Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a com- mon, preventable, and treatable disease, characterized by persistent respiratory symptoms and limited airflow ...of ... See full document

... The healthy volunteers were selected from among subjects with normal lung function and without histories of smoking, recent respiratory tract diseases, or cardiopulmonary disease. COPD was diagnosed according to ... See full document

... of Chronic obstructive Pulmonary disease (AECOPD) is defined as a sustained worsening of the patient’s condition ,from the stable state in the patient’s baseline dyspnoea and cough or sputum ... See full document

... this study, the logistic regression analysis, even after adjusting several factors such as age, gender, type of health insurance, and COPD severity, showed that the presence of GERD was independently associated ... See full document

... Chronic bronchitis is more prevalent in workers who are engaged in occupation exposing them to inorganic or organic dusts, or to other noxious gases. There are surveys which have demonstrated an accelerated ... See full document

... present study are aware that the analysis may have some limitations due to a number of con- founding factors frequently associated with cross-sectional studies, and sometimes these confounding ... See full document

... additional costs, however, including the cost of over-staffing to compensate for absenteeism and costs related to the “spillover effect”, which is the impact on the produc- tivity of a team that occurs when ... See full document

... the 6-minute walk distance or other outcomes of COPD has not yet been clarified. Therefore, the aim of this study was to ascertain the clinical impact of HGS in patients with COPD using a national survey. ... See full document