INDIRECT COSTS


THE IMPACT OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE IN CANADA 62


Table 1: Summary of Short-Term Work-Loss Studies85 ABS (2004-5)99 Country Year of study Disease Data source


# with IBD Mean age


% Male % Employed


% using sick leave


Forecasted % sick leave per year


Days leave per sick person


Days leave per employed person per yr


Australia 2004-5 IBD


Community based


- 43 44% 65%


8.1% over 2 weeks


43%


1.61 over 2 weeks


9.0 CD


Bassi (2004)100


UK 2000 UC


University hospital based


172 46 41% 39% 39%


50% over 6 mo.


32% over 6 mo.


57% 39% - - CROHN’S AND COLITIS AUSTRALIA 2007 - - 284


Blomqvist (1997)101


Sweden 1994 IBD


National registers & surveys


N/A N/A


N/A -


12% of cases


- - 5.4 CD


Boonen (2002)102


Netherlands 2000 UC Hospital register


282 37


38% 62%


29% over 1 yr


29%


16.7 over 1 yr


4.9


359 44


52% 69%


41% over 1 yr


41%


10.1 over 1 yr


4.2


50% over 1 yr


50% 19.8 over 1 yr 9.9 CD


Hospital & physician recruited


2430


Pinchbeck (1988)103


Canada


Sorensen (1987)104


Denmark 1984 CD


Hospital recruited


106 44


40% 65%


72% used < 11 days


- - - CD


Stark (2006)105


Germany 2004 UC Organization recruited


241 41


35% 63%


14% over 4 weeks


41%


1.4 over 4 wks


7.8


242 43


45% 67%


15% over 4 weeks


42%


1.7 over 4 wks


9.3 1979 IBD Hospital recruited


170 43


52% 68%


42% over 1 yr


42% -


144 48


51% 65%


46% over 1 yr


46% -


Wyke (1988)106


UK 1985


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