Hospitalization costs of patients with diabetes mellitus in Brazil, from 2013 to 2023: a time series study
de Araujo, L. L.; Nobre, T. T. X.; Costa, K. T. d. S.; da Silva Oliveira, M. A.; do Nascimento, M. E. S.; Rosendo da Silva, R. A.; de Medeiros, K. S.; Sousa, C. N.; Soria, A. d. C. R.; de Mendonca, A. E. O.
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BackgroundDiabetes mellitus can increase hospitalization time, requiring a multidisciplinary team and specific, high-cost supplies. In this context, the study aimed to analyze the total costs, including hospital services and professional services, of hospitalizations of patients with diabetes mellitus in Brazil between 2013 and 2023. MethodsThis is a time series study developed using secondary data collected from the Hospital Information System. Data collection focused on the annual costs recorded by Brazils Unified Health System for hospitalizations of patients with diabetes mellitus between 2013 and 2023, categorized by Brazilian states. ResultsWhen analyzing total costs in relation to each states Gross Domestic Product, the scenario highlights the Northeast and North regions. Hospital service costs stand out compared to professional service costs. ConclusionsDiabetes mellitus requires significant investments in continuous treatments, medications, and specialized healthcare services. Beyond the financial impact, the losses for both society and individuals are considerable.
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