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Financial Burden in Adults With Chronic Illness in Switzerland: A Secondary Analysis of Qualitative Interviews Using Natural Language Processing and Topic Modeling
Chronic illness may cause a financial burden that affects patients, their caregivers, and families. While international research, mostly from the United States, has largely focused on cancer-related financial hardship, less is known about whether financial distress due to other chronic illnesses exists, specifically in countries that have universal health insurance coverage, such as Switzerland.
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Rising U.S. hospital costs (over $1 trillion annually) highlight why “Hospital-at-Home” models are gaining traction as a scalable way to deliver quality care while reducing expenses and system strain.
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