Cardiometabolic & kidney

The reduction of the productivity burden of cardiovascular disease by improving the risk factor control Among Australians with type 2 diabetes: a 10-year dynamic analysis

Eur J Prev CardiolPublished Modelling study

Authors' conclusion

Targeted 'early lifestyle' strategies that can prevent CVD in Australians with type 2 diabetes are likely to positively impact Australian health and work productivity.

Study context

Population
Australians with T2DM aged 40–69 years, 2023–2032
Comparison
Improved cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factor control scenarios vs base-case
Outcome
Productivity burden of CVD (PALYs lost; GDP lost)
Follow-up
2023-2032
Methodological detailsdynamic model, hypothetical scenarios, 5% annual discounting, PALYs valued at gross domestic product (GDP) per full-time worker (AU$204 167 (€124 542))
  • Dynamic model
  • Hypothetical scenarios
  • 5% annual discounting
  • PALYs valued at GDP per full-time worker (AU$204 167 (€124 542))

Main finding

As reported in the abstract

PALYs lost due to CVD and GDP lost (base-case)
GroupPALYs lostGDP lost
Base-case1.21 million [95%CI (1.10-1.29 million)]AU$258.93 (€157.94) billion [95%CI (AU$258.73-261.69 (€157.83-159.63) billion)]

Base-case

PALYs lost1.21 million [95%CI (1.10-1.29 million)]
GDP lostAU$258.93 (€157.94) billion [95%CI (AU$258.73-261.69 (€157.83-159.63) billion)]

Further findings

OutcomeSBP reductionFewer smokersCholesterol reductionT2DM incidence reduction
PALYs gained and economic gains with improved risk factor control · 2023-2032
PALYs gained7,88928,9717,117320 124
Economic gainAU$1.72 (€1.05) billionAU$6.21 (€3.79) billionAU$1.55 billion (€947.33 million)AU$68.34 (€41.69) billion

Original publication

The reduction of the productivity burden of cardiovascular disease by improving the risk factor control Among Australians with type 2 diabetes: a 10-year dynamic analysis. Eur J Prev Cardiol. Published 6 September 2024. doi:10.1093/eurjpc/zwae292

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