The economic burden of Borderline Personality Disorder: direct and indirect costs, and evidence from evaluations of interventions
BackgroundBorderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is characterized by longstanding patterns of difficulty in functioning, and when left untreated, BPD can impose a substantial financial burden on individuals and society, in terms of higher healthcare costs as well as broader societal costs.AimsTo conduct a critical review of the direct and indirect costs related to BPD. Additionally, to critically…
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