PVLI lost due to premature mortality in from cancer in 2003, by age and sex.

<p>PVLI lost due to premature mortality in from cancer in 2003, by age and sex.</p

Cancer sites with the highest present value of lifetime income (PVLI) forgone, adults age 25–80 at the time of death in the year 2003.

<p>A) Men. From left to right: Lung cancer, colorectal cancer, brain cancer, melanoma, lymphoma. B) Women. From left to right: Breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancer, brain cancer, ovarian cancer.</p

Cumulative GDP impacts of premature mortality (2003 to 2030).

<p>Cumulative GDP impacts of premature mortality (2003 to 2030).</p

Number of deaths and YLL from premature cancer-related mortality in 2003.

<p>Number of deaths and YLL from premature cancer-related mortality in 2003.</p

LifeLossMOD: Structure of the model and relationships between key data items

<p>LifeLossMOD: Structure of the model and relationships between key data items</p

Working years forgone due to premature mortality from cancer in 2003, modelled to the year 2030.

<p>Hatched bar, males; solid bar, females.</p

Additional file 1 of Process evaluation of a tailored nudge intervention to promote appropriate care and treatment of older patients at the end-of-life

Supplementary Material 1

Additional file 2 of Impact of a prospective feedback loop on care review activities in older patients at the end of life. A stepped-wedge randomised trial

Additional file 2. Additional statistical information

Additional file 3 of Impact of a prospective feedback loop on care review activities in older patients at the end of life. A stepped-wedge randomised trial

Additional file 3. Supplementary Figures and tables

Additional file 1 of Impact of a prospective feedback loop on care review activities in older patients at the end of life. A stepped-wedge randomised trial

Additional file 1: Supplementary file 1. Screening tools