Volume 29, Number 12—December 2023
Research
Cost of Acute and Sequelae Care for Japanese Encephalitis Patients, Bangladesh, 2011–2021
Table 5
Coping strategies for the expenses of acute care, initial sequelae, and long-term sequelae for JE patients, Bangladesh, November 2011–December 2021*
Coping strategy | Acute care |
Initial sequelae |
Long-term sequelae |
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No. (%) | Mean, total (SE) | No. (%) | Mean, mo (SE) | No. (%) | Mean, mo (SE) | |||
Source of funds for JE expenses | ||||||||
Using savings | 49 (89) | 403 (75) | 59 (91) | 41 (7) | 71 (79) | 47 (15) | ||
Borrowing | 40 (73) | 734 (112) | 14 (22) | 195 (52) | 26 (29) | 385 (136) | ||
Donations | 28 (51) | 261 (72) | 14 (22) | 28 (8) | 14 (16) | 22 (7) | ||
Selling assets | 26 (47) | 683 (146) | 4 (6) | 205 (64) | 10 (11) | 885 (253) | ||
Cutting down expenses |
3 (5) |
129 (58) |
7 (11) |
73 (31) |
16 (18) |
23 (8) |
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Sustained debt | ||||||||
From acute period | NA | NA | 53 (82) | NA | 82(91 | NA | ||
Still paying | NA | NA | 22 (34) | 96 (33) | 34 (38) | 74 (13) |
*Costs are in US$. JE, Japanese encephalitis; NA, not applicable.
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