The healthcare perspective will include all costs covered by the healthcare sectors budget: development, implementation and healthcare utilization costs.
The costs from societal perspective will include travel and productivity costs in addition to the costs from the healthcare perspective to capture (almost) all costs related to the intervention, irrespective of who actually bears them.
Our economic endpoints, using a societal perspective, will include cost to the parent/family, cost to the health care sector and other sectors of the economy, such as school attendance and absenteeism from employment [ 25].
Cost will be calculated from a health system perspective and will include the cost of the dance program, cost of falls, and cost of medical treatments.
The cost-effectiveness analysis will be performed from a societal perspective and will include costs for health care and production losses.
The economic evaluation will be performed from a societal perspective, and will include both health care costs and costs of production losses.
The one-year societal perspective analysis will include direct and indirect costs, using standardized payer-based reimbursement amounts (i.e., unit costs).
The base-case cost analysis will adopt an NHS perspective and will include costs of the intervention, usual care, and condition-specific health care utilisation (primary and secondary care) including emergency admissions for exacerbations and medication costs.
The details of the time schedule of enrolment, intervention, assessments, participants' visit and phone contacts are shown in figure 2. The economic evaluation will be conducted from a societal perspective and will include costs incurred by individuals and healthcare providers.
The perspective of the analysis will include the primary and secondary health care sector, the patient perspective, and the societal perspective.
