The Emotional Well-Being and Economic Burden Research Network (EMOT-ECON) is an initiative to advance research and generate new knowledge about the impact of economic burden of disease on emotional well-being.

Literature

The EMOT-ECON literature collection includes publications covering a wide range of topics related to the EMOT-ECON mission.

You can search for publications about the economic burden of disease based on dozens of diseases and topics.

Go here to also access the EMOT-ECON PubMed collection.

Open Literature Database

RFAs and Projects

EMOT-ECON funds projects that address issues related to the economic burden of disease.

Check out the most recent RFAs from EMOT-ECON and other Emotional-Wellbeling Networks by clicking below.

View RFAs

Who should join EMOT-ECON?

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Patients Caregivers and Advocates

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Researchers

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Students

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Providers

Contact

The easiest way to reach us is by email: mail@emot-econ.org.

You can also send a message using the form here. We will reply as soon as possible.

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Improving the emotional well-being of patients and caregivers who experience financial issues due to illness.

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