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The MLS icon is hanging up his Galaxy uniform, just not his interest in the game.
Following the recent announcement that David Beckham wouldn't be back to play for the L.A. Galaxy next season, it has been rumored that Beckham could return to the team as an owner.
Hollyscoop caught up with the tatted athlete to get the scoop on what we can expect down the pipeline of our sports news feeds.
When asked about his thoughts on the new title of "owner," David couldn't help but hold back his enthusiasm.
"I'm finishing playing after the weekend and it's something I'm excited about," he says. "Something that again proves my commitment to the league and the club I've become part of home of so I'm excited about."
David has been as a loyal member of the Galaxy for six seasons now. He will play his final game in uniform at this weekend's MLS Cup against Houston, the second consecutive championship that he's led the L.A.-based squad to.
Earlier this month Beckham announced to the press his plans of retirement, while thanking Los Angeles fans for their continuous support.
"I will always be committed to the Galaxy I've been here for six years it's s lot like Manchester and real Madrid it becomes a home," he says.
And, since "retirement" is such an ugly word, other than taken the reins under the new title, Beckham will stay active on the field and is considering suiting up under a different club's logo.
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Jockey Jose Amy, 51, made his first trip to the winner's circle Monday in nearly a quarter of a century when he guided Mon Over Miama to victory at Aqueduct.
Jockey Jose Amy, 51, made his first trip to the winner's circle Monday in nearly a quarter of a century when he guided Mon Over Miama to victory at Aqueduct.
Sweet Catomine, winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I) and the champion 2-year-old filly of 2004, heads a list of 144 3-year-old fillies nominated to the 131st running of the $500,000-added Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) at Churchill Downs on May 6.
Turf-Vivor IV, the 2005 edition of Gulfstream's handicapping contest, begins Friday and concludes Sunday.
Pablo Morales, a 16-year-old native of Peru, recorded his first North American winner in Wednesday's first race at Gulfstream Park.
Donn Handicap (gr. I) winner St. Liam has joined the probable field for the $1 million Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) March 5, according to racing secretary Rick Hammerle.
Alaskas Great Eagle Stable's stakes-placed So Long Birdie, a half-brother to Birdstone and Bird Town, suffered a condylar fracture of the left ankle while winning a starter allowance race in the mud at Bay Meadows Feb. 20.
Despite reporting increased revenues and decreased losses during 2004 and the fourth quarter of the year, Magna Entertainment was negatively impacted by setbacks in the reconstruction of Laurel Park in Maryland and spending on gaming initiatives and regulatory matters.
Following a successful opening month at Oaklawn Park, including record growth in the Instant Racing pari-mutuel wagering system, the track announced an across-the-board purse increase, beginning with the races of Feb. 24.
The Maryland Racing Commission approved the Pimlico spring stakes schedule at its monthly meeting Feb. 22 at Laurel Park. The headline event of the eight-week meeting beginning April 20 is the 130th running of the May 21 $1 million Preakness Stakes (gr. I), the middle jewel of the Visa Triple Crown.
The American Association of Equine Practitioners, in an effort to educate members, has issued guidelines for the responsible use of compounded medications by veterinarians.
Howard Kaskel's Sugar Maple Farm has purchased grade II winner Performing Magic, who stood at the Poughquag, N.Y., farm as the property of The Thoroughbred Corp.
Distinctive Pro, one of New York's leading stallions whose son Distinctive Trick won Aqueduct's Fred "Cappy" Capossela Stakes Feb. 19, was euthanized around Jan. 1.
By Ray Paulick - Jess Jackson, the California vintner who is making headlines for his increasing involvement as a Thoroughbred owner and breeder, undoubtedly was more than a mildly interested spectator when the Supreme Court returned to work in Washington, D.C., the week of Feb. 21. So are many others in the racing industry.
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Despite a final plea by a group of local horsemen, the Kentucky Horse Racing Authority unanimously moved Feb. 22 to adopt the model race-day medication rules proposed by the national Racing Medication and Testing Consortium.
Instant Racing--pari-mutuel wagering machines that closely resemble video lottery terminals--had its first $1-million day in handle Feb. 21 at Oaklawn Park. Instant Racing, a product of RaceTech, first began operating at the Hot Springs, Ark., racetrack in 2000.
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"It's an expansion of the Federal RICO Act, which was sold as the "only way to fight organized crime". Strip a mob boss of all his assets and he can't afford a lawyer to fight the charges was the idea. Which never made sense to me."
You have to think for a second. It is incredible unfair for someone to amass a huge fortune by illegal means, and then to be able to use those ill gotten gains to fight legal action. The idea isn't to make it impossible for them to fight the legal system, it makes it only that they have to fight the legal system without a bucket load of money they made by stealing or skimming from others.
Kim Dotcom is learning this lesson in a most massive way. He may even have to skip a couple of $1000 dinners to afford legal fees.
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Hi everyone... my 2nd comment of the year.
I agree. Why was the computer connected to the internet at all? Why was it not updated already? Had it not been used for a while? What would they have done if the laptop had not booted at all? Cancel the game?
Not sure why they needed to be net connected. Not sure why they haven't already done the updates. Not sure why auto updates would not be set to "manual" or "ask before installing".
Needless technopanic. These people sound technically not real competent, and in the end they are exactly the types that need auto updates to keep them from running software that is easily breached.
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Feb 27th, 2015 @ 7:37pm
Wow, talk about a joke
Mike, are you serious? The discussion has little or nothing to do with fair use, because the people who put the image out there WANTED it to be shared, wanted it to be viral, so they could sell more clothing.
Fair use isn't required nor is it part of the plan, the image was released with full intention of it being copied, modified and shared, more like a creative commons license. Permission was granted up front so nobody had to use the affirmative defense of fair use.
I know you are trying hard to push fair use, but try to use better examples. This one isn't very good and shows you to be desperate for examples and lacking in actual content to prove your case.
(oh yeah, fair use is an affirmative defense, because it only kicks in when you say "yes, I know it was copyright but..." that but is the start of an affirmative defense. No matter how many times you try to frame it the other way, you will always be wrong).
Carry on, see you all in a couple of months.
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Feb 19th, 2015 @ 6:26pm
my first comment of the year.
Posts like this are why it's hard to Techdirt seriously.
Verizon isn't saying that "spectrum crunch" never existed, they are saying that in those marketplaces, they have already obtained spectrum which may or may not be developed. The AWS-1 frequency group was not generally the group initially used in the US for 4th gen services, and was actually mostly used by T-Mobile and a few others. Many of the devices sold until recently in the US could not operate in this band.
That they have purchased spectrum rights in AWS-1 does not in any manner change the lack of space many carriers are seeing in the traditional bands used for wireless communication in the US.
Karl, I know you really, really, really hate all big wireless (and wired internet) providers. The disdain in each and every one of your posts is clear. If you are going to try to write hit pieces, at least try to be more honest.
(I'll be back again in a few months to laugh at something else. Generally I read Techdirt these days between the Daily Show's site and The Onion. It helps me better frame the posts here!)
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I guess I get a year ender in too... I wonder how long before the "community" decides I have violated standards.
Mr Masnick is a very smart guy. It takes a certain skill and self confidence to be able to restate the world in your own terms and have other people believe you, even in the face of overwhelming proof to the contrary. Techdirt is very much about telling the truth, but it is also about telling it slant.
The real future?
We face the fact that governments worldwide are starting to come to terms with the internet, and are starting to demand that their sovereignty and laws are respected when dealing with their people. From European privacy laws, right to be forgotten rules, and even Kim Dotcom, it's becoming more and more clear that the wild west internet killing all business models is facing tough headwinds.
We are also starting to see the corner turned on piracy. from The Pirate Bay to changes in laws in Spain and attitude in Sweden, it's harder than ever to run a pirate site. Changes in laws in places like Canada in relation to VPNs and such show the way of the future, where the hidey holes aren't as secure. Caselaw will continue to mount to define corporate and personal responsibility online, and it's very likely that the truly anonymous internet may in fact be mostly a thing of the past. The universe of hackers, script kiddies, and government supported "cyberwar" operations make it even more pressing to get rid of as many of the ways of hiding as possible.
The funny part to me is that many people blame "da gubbermint", Obummer, or whatever other local nasty they can come up with. The true enemy of your privacy and your anonymity online is the very people who use those things to break the law, to hack, to steal, and to attack others. The overwhelming success of these groups means that your freedoms online will very likely be curtailed, limited, or tracked, to protect others.
From what was probably a zenith about 3 or 4 years ago, a careful eye can spot the trends, and see where things are going. There are fewer places to hide, and all the onion routing and dark webbing won't help you out. Reality is changing, and the net will be forced to change with it. The lawyers and the law makers and the lobbyists are here, the party is all but over for this existence. :)
Have a wonderful, safe, and prosperous new year. Support artists, support those who create, and make sure they can continue to create in the future.
(you can click report now... I don't care!).
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Sony Hack Reveals That MPAA's Big '$80 Million' Settlement With Hotfile Was A Lie
Dec 25th, 2014 @ 11:12pm
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I have made 2 posts in about 5 months here (this is the third). You can ask Mike, he says everything is anonymous but it never is... )
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Sony Hack Reveals That MPAA's Big '$80 Million' Settlement With Hotfile Was A Lie
Dec 25th, 2014 @ 5:48am
I was waiting for this one to come up, because I knew what the spin would be.
The settlement is simple: 80 million is the big number, which would apply if another agreement was not reached. Now, in that reduced 4 million agreement, there may be other stipulations that must be met (such as not starting a similar service, or providing future user information and cooperating in court if called for related business, etc). If those were not met, it's very likely that the deal would revert back to the 80 million.
It also needs repeating that the MPAA and RIAA have said over and over again that they aren't suing people for the money, they are suing them for the deterrent factor against others. Part of that is keeping those very large judgements / agreements there to be used as a reminder of what may happen.
My personal guess: 4 million was about all Hotfile could manage, leaving the owners enough to live well and not have to restart their piracy based business.
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The Sky Is Rising For Luxury Goods Online
Dec 15th, 2014 @ 3:26am
I rarely comment here anymore (freedom of speech, just watch what you say). But this one is classic Techdirt bullshit that is hard to avoid.
You show increases in online sales. Yet, you don't show really what the effects are on the overall business. You point at vague "brand value", which is hard to measure at the best of times.
You point at online research. Well, news for you, I research plenty of high end cars, but generally don't buy them. Sometimes I am just looking at what my neighbor drivers, or perhaps the specs on that McLaren I saw the other day.
It's voodoo numbers, like the idiots who pointed at the high right of abandoned online shopping carts as if there was some magic reason people didn't buy - rather than it just being people looking for information and not to make a purchase. Pointing at vague brand values and searches made doesn't mean much.
Tiffany and co? their net sales grew 7% in the latest report...
Not 28%, not 1025%... sales shifted a bit, but they didn't increase all that much.
So if this is the sky rising, well... nothing to pop champagne about, is it?
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I replied to the last one on the list, that's all.
It's pretty simple. If people an more easily see your comment than mine, because some people have decided that they do not like my comment, then it's censored. Think of the report button a form of prior restraint, making it harder for me to express my views and easier for others. Anything that limits someone's speech is censorship.
Nobody is trying to educate me, they are trying to JUDGE me. They don't like my comments, so they insult me, they bait me, they call me names, and most of all THEY CENSOR me.
Oh, and Techdirt doesn't even have the decency to show me when the posts are censored, I can find it out by using another browser that isn't logged in. Isn't that classy.
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Tough shit? So censorship is just "tough shit?"
Points out the hypocracy of the local crazies, I guess.
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Yes, but freedom of speech also means that YOU shouldn't get to choose if other people can read my posts or not. That is censorship, plain and simple.
The only lesson I learn from people down voting my stuff is that they don't want to hear anything except the sounds of their own voices. What a sad world it is when you don't want to think.
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Oct 5th, 2014 @ 6:20pm
Funny, that. As soon as you are barring people from speaking -- no matter how unpleasant you find the speech -- you are a threat to "the functioning of democracy" yourself. The functioning of democracy requires the ability for people to speak freely, especially unpopular speech.
An incredibly thoughtful comment, sadly lost on a site where people use the "report" button as a way to down vote unpopular opinions to shut them off.
Physician heal thyself!
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Oh oops, say it's not so. An entirely argumentative post against design patents that is totally wrong?
That NEVER happens on Techdirt.
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Almost No One Wants To Host The Olympics, Because It's A Costly, Corrupt Mess
Oct 4th, 2014 @ 6:30pm
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Not sure where you are going with it. Hosting the Olympics isn't related to piracy, at least not directly. It seems however it does take country with no real requirement to balance the books to do it.
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FCC Fines Marriott For Jamming Customers' WiFi Hotspots To Push Them Onto Hotel's $1,000 Per Device WiFi
Oct 4th, 2014 @ 6:12pm
Re: the higher end hotels
Roderick, again, you need to understand that this story isn't about in room wifi, it's about convention center / meeting space wi-fi. Personal room wi-fi was not and is not an issue here..
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Ferguson's Strategy Regarding Journalists: Charge Insane Fees For FOIA Requests
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I have to wonder: Are the Tims happy about anything, ever? You guys both tend to sound really pissed off, like a really loud drunk at a party who just got turned down by the last girl in the room.
In one case, it billed The Associated Press $135 an hour — for nearly a day's work — merely to retrieve a handful of email accounts since the shooting. That fee compares with an entry-level, hourly salary of $13.90 in the city clerk's office, and it didn't include costs to review the emails or release them.
Sort of an unfair comparison. I don't suspect that they would leave answering such FOIA requests to the lowest paid employee in the place. They also wouldn't let the resulting dataset out without review. The price is high, but it's not particularly out of line when you consider what a short term computer "consultant" would charge to do the same work.
For what it's worth, they can't just run a keyword search against a bunch of emails and turn it over. That would likely result in relevant emails being missed, and irrelevant or even messages that might get covered as evidence in the investigation getting put out to public. Quite simply, it's not a two minute job that the lowest paid clerk in the building can do.
I believe you call that a strawman.
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California Governor Shoots Down Warrant Requirement For Law Enforcement Drone Usage
Oct 3rd, 2014 @ 9:27pm
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We all want our rights protected more, but we are unwilling to allow others the same space. We push everyone else's rights to the minimum. It's a more for me, less for you mentality.
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It's the issue I mentioned the other day, where everything in the US is pushed to the nth degree. It's either just barely legal or "appears okay", and that is enough for everyone. Everyone from pirates sites and Aereo to NSA and TSA all play from the same book in the end, it's legal until a court of law says otherwise.
So if we are going to say that they police should get a warrant even if they don't TECHNICALLY need one to respect existing law otherwise, then perhaps pirate sites who are "just search engines" could perhaps stop listing stuff that is likely pirated?
Nah.... we push it to the very limits, well beyond the edge of reasonable logic, because, well... the law just barely.
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FCC Fines Marriott For Jamming Customers' WiFi Hotspots To Push Them Onto Hotel's $1,000 Per Device WiFi
Oct 3rd, 2014 @ 5:24pm
Re: Re: Re: I suppose rich people have too much money to think for themselves, eh?
This isn't about in room wifi, it's about convention center wifi.
The room wifi wouldn't be very expensive at all.
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FCC Fines Marriott For Jamming Customers' WiFi Hotspots To Push Them Onto Hotel's $1,000 Per Device WiFi
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Here's the thing though... up to the point of jamming, they are within the industry norms, and the ONLY reason the FCC is involved is as a result of that. Merely blocking mifi devices from hosting multiple devices on their network wouldn't even be the issue.
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PetroVietnam Fertilizer & Chemical Joint-Stock Co. (DPM VN), Vietnam's biggest listed fertilizer producer, slumped 5 percent to 38,200 dong. PetroVietnam Finance Co. plans to sell 2 million of shares to cut its holdings in the fertilizer producer to 1.1 percent from the current 1.63 percent, according to a statement on the exchange website.
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West Allis - As Frank Sinatra's voice floats over the prime rib dinners and fish fries at the new-but-old Tanner Paull Restaurant, diners could swear they're in the good old 1950s.
And that's just the idea, said John Werner and James Adams, new owners of the West Allis icon establishment. They are saluting the venerable restaurant's beginnings in 1957 by recreating them and adding a few new things.
The Tanner Paull Restaurant, 6922 W. Orchard St., is part of American Legion Post 120 and is open to the public every day but Monday.
Despite its long history in the community, the restaurant actually was closed for several months last year while new owners were sought to buy and reinvent the restaurant.
Werner, who also owns Dylon's Steakhouse on Pewaukee Lake, and Adams, whose has a lifelong love of cooking and is now doing some of it at Tanner Paull, felt up to the challenge. Adams, whose background also includes 30 years in real estate, is making use of some of his recipes.
Tanner Paull just seemed to call to them, the new owners said.
"Everybody knows the place," Adams said, who views the business as a landmark. "Everyone we talked to said this building is part of their growing up."
Werner added, "Tanner Paull is like saying Coca-Cola - it speaks for itself."
So, with lots of elbow grease, the partners scrubbed the place clean and then gave it a fresh look.
But they also kept its traditions alive by bringing back the popular Friday night fish fries.
To that, they added an all-you-can-eat entrée for each night of the week.
The partners tried to keep prices affordable with sandwiches averaging $6.95 and dinners $10.95. But you can but a rib eye steak for $18.95 or prime rib on Saturday nights for $18.99.
Also new is live music. Every Thursday night now brings popular singer Red Deacon while others take over on Friday and Saturday nights offering music for all ages.
The 250-seat banquet hall has been busy from the start, said Werner, who expects things to only get better as word gets out that Tanner Paull is back in town.
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Shoulder pain is common in primary care, and has an unfavourable outcome in many patients. Information on the costs associated with health care use and loss of productivity in patients with shoulder pain is very scarce. The objective of this study was to determine shoulder pain related costs during the 6 months after first consultation in general practice
A prospective cohort study consisting of 587 patients with a new episode of shoulder pain was conducted with a follow-up period of 6 months. Data on costs were collected by means of a cost diary during 6 months.
84% of the patients completed all cost diaries. The mean consumption of direct health care and non-health related care was low. During 6 months after first consultation for shoulder pain, the mean total costs a patient generated were €689. Almost 50% of this total concerned indirect costs, caused by sick leave from paid work. A small proportion (12%) of the population generated 74% of the total costs.
The total costs in the 6 months after first consultation for shoulder pain in primary care, mostly generated by a small part of the population, are not alarmingly high.
Shoulder pain is common with a one-year prevalence ranging between 5% and 47%[1-6]. The prevalence in the general population in The Netherlands has recently been estimated at 17% [7]. The annual incidence of shoulder pain in Dutch general practice ranges between 12 and 25/1000/year [7-9]. Shoulder pain has an unfavourable outcome in many patients. About 40 to 50% of all patients who present with a new episode of shoulder pain in primary care report persistent symptoms after 6 to 12 months [10-12].
Musculoskeletal disorders are the second most expensive disease group for health care costs in the Netherlands, and represent 6% of the total healthcare costs [13]. Information on the costs associated with health care use and loss of productivity in patients with shoulder pain is very scarce, especially for the large majority of patients who are treated in primary health care.
We performed a cohort study among patients who presented shoulder pain to their general practitioner, and followed them for 6 months. Our objective was to determine the shoulder pain related costs during the 6 months following first consultation for their complaints in general practice.
Between January 2001 and June 2003, 103 general practitioners (GPs) recruited patients at first consultation for a new episode of shoulder complaints in three geographic areas in the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Groningen and Maastricht).
In this study shoulder pain was defined according to the 1999 version of the Dutch guidelines for shoulder complaints, issued by the Dutch College of General Practitioners [14,15]. Shoulder pain was characterized as pain in the deltoid and upper arm region. Pain and stiffness were the prominent complaints. Pain and stiffness restricted the use of the arm and therefore limited daily activities, especially when using the hands above shoulder level. Lying on the affected shoulder was painful, indicating that severe shoulder pain could cause problems with sleeping.
Patients were selected if they were older than 18 years of age, and had not consulted their GP or received any form of treatment for the afflicted shoulder in the preceding three months. Sufficient knowledge of the Dutch language was required to complete written questionnaires. Exclusion criteria were severe physical or psychological conditions (i.e. fractures or luxation in the shoulder region; rheumatic disease; neoplasm; neurological or vascular disorders; dementia).
Management of shoulder pain
The participating GPs were educated and trained to apply treatment according to the 1999 version of the Dutch guidelines for shoulder disorders issued by the Dutch College of General Practitioners[14,15]. The guidelines recommend giving information on the prognosis of shoulder pain, advice regarding provoking activities, and stepwise treatment consisting of paracetamol, Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs), corticosteroid injection or referral to physiotherapy. The participating GPs made the decision regarding the content of treatment based on duration and severity of pain and disability.
Cost data were collected from a societal perspective, using a cost diary that has been shown to be valid and feasible for patient completion [16]. The diary was presented in a booklet form, containing instructions, an example of how to complete the diary, and a telephone number in case of questions. Patients were asked to complete five cost diaries during the entire follow-up period of 26 weeks, which was divided in five time periods: weeks 1–6, weeks 7–12, weeks 13–18, weeks 19–22, and weeks 23–26. Patients received a new diary by post at the beginning of a period and a return envelop for the previous diary. Patients were reminded by post after two weeks or telephoned after three weeks if they had not returned the previous diary. The cost diary included direct health care costs relevant to the treatment of shoulder complaints, such as visits to a general practitioner, physiotherapist, manual therapist, occupational therapist, 'Mensendieck' or 'Cesar' exercise therapist or complementary health therapists (e.g. acupuncturist), visits to a consultant in orthopedic surgery, neurology, rheumatology, or rehabilitation medicine, and hospitalization. Direct non-health care costs included out of pocket expenses, costs of performing extra activities (i.e. swimming, fitness, gymnastics), homecare and costs for paid and unpaid help. Indirect costs included costs of loss of production due to shoulder complaints, which was measured by sick leave from paid and unpaid work, and inability to perform usual activities and hobbies. Indirect costs for paid work were calculated using the friction cost method[17,18]. This method takes into account that sick workers can be replaced after a certain period of time, i.e. the friction period, depending on the elasticity of the labour market. In the Netherlands the friction period has been estimated at 123 days. Friction costs were based on the mean income of the Dutch population per gender and 5-year age group[17,18]. We used a shadow price for unpaid work of €8.60 per hour [17,18]. A complete overview of the unit costs we used is given in Table 1. Medication costs were based on the prices provided by the Royal Dutch Society for Pharmacy [19].
Table 1. Cost used in the economic evaluation
Data analysis
We compared the baseline characteristics of patients who completed all cost diaries with those who did not and analysed possible differences using multiple logistic regression analysis. Health care consumption for shoulder pain and associated costs are presented in tables, for three time periods separately: short-term (1–6 weeks), intermediate term (7–12 weeks), and long-term follow-up (13–26 weeks). The arithmetic mean, standard deviations, maximum value (only for consumption) were computed for direct (health and non-health related care), and indirect costs. Despite the skewness in the distribution of costs, it is the arithmetic mean that is the most informative measure for health care policy makers [20,21]. Measures other than the arithmetic mean provide no information about the total cost of treating all patients. We also described the costs separately for patients with persistent symptoms after 6 months and for those reporting recovery. This 'Patient perceived recovery' was measured on an 8-point rating scale (very much detoriation, much detoriation, some detoriation, no change, some improvement, much improvement, very much improvement, fully recovered). Patients who did not report full recovery or very much improvement were denoted as having "persistent symptoms" The cut-off point was determined a priori, based on previous research by the project team [22,23].
The study was approved by the Medical Ethics Committee of the VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
A total of 587 patients were included in the cohort study. A total of 95 patients did not return one or more of their cost diaries. A multiple logistic regression analysis showed that patients with incomplete cost data were significantly (p < 0.10) younger (46 years versus 52 years) and had more concomitant neck pain (38% versus 35%). The results of this study were based on the 492 patients (84%) who completed all five cost diaries. Table 2 presents their baseline characteristics.
Table 2. Baseline characteristics of patients with shoulder pain
Health care consumption and sick leave
Health care consumption and sick leave are presented in Table 3. The mean number of visits to GPs), specialists, allied health professionals, and complementary health therapists was low, as well as the mean consumption of non-health related care (home care, paid and unpaid help, extra activities). Productivity losses were not considered high as well, with a mean number of days sick leave from paid work of 2.8 days (sd ± 13) over a period of 6 months. Table 3 shows that most estimations have large standard deviations.
Table 3. Consumption of healthcare resources and sick leave from work during 26 weeks after first consultation for shoulder complaints (n = 492)
The mean costs and standard deviations are presented in Table 4. During the 6 months after first consultation for shoulder pain, the mean total costs a patient generated were €689 (sd ± 1965). A large proportion (47%) of the total costs was due to indirect costs of productivity losses. Mean total costs due to sick leave from paid work in patients with a paid job were €523 (sd ± 2054). Treatment by a therapist (mostly physiotherapists, Table 3) accounted for 37% of the total direct costs. One patient underwent surgery for his shoulder complaints, and generated €2715, which reflects 1 day of hospitalization and the costs of a neck operation. The costs generated in the first six weeks (€276 ± 758) were almost equal to the costs generated in the final three months of the follow-up period (€257 ± 962). So, the highest costs per week were generated in the first 6 weeks after consultation. Table 5 shows that patients reporting persistent symptoms generated more than twice as much costs compared with patients reporting recovery after 6 months.
Table 4. Mean costs (€) made in 26 weeks after first consultation for shoulder complaints (n = 492)
Table 5. Mean costs (€) and standard deviations in patients with persistent symptoms versus those in recovered patients after 6 and 26 weeks (n = 492)
Figure 1 describes the distribution of the total costs in the population. A small proportion of the population (n = 61; 12%) generated more than €1000 per patient during 6 months after first consultation. This skewness was illustrated by the fact that median total direct costs were only €105 (Inter Quartile Range 19–317) and the median total indirect costs €0 (IQR 0–75). These 61 patients (12%) were responsible for 74% of the total costs. These small subset of the population differed considerably (>10%) at baseline from the total study population, reporting more sick leave at baseline in the preceding 2 months, more often strain due to usual activities as precipitating cause, more shoulder or neck complaints in the past, more concomitant neck, high back, or back pain, higher intensity of shoulder pain, more shoulder disability, and more shoulder and neck pain at physical examination (Table 2). The prevalence of persistent symptoms after 6 months in this subgroup was 70%. Sick leave from paid work in 6 months after consultation accounted for 61% of the total costs in this subgroup.
Figure 1. Distribution of the total costs (€) in the population (n = 492).
The present study is the first to evaluate the overall costs generated by patients presenting with shoulder pain in primary care. Healthcare consumption and sick leave did not seem to be alarmingly high in this primary care population with mean total costs of €689 per patient during the 6 months after first consultation. A small part (12%) of the population accounted for 74% of the total costs.
The response rate was high (84%) and differences at baseline between completers (all 5 five cost diaries) and non-completers (<5 cost diaries) were small. We expect that the differences in age and concomitant neck pain between completers and non-completers will not have substantially influenced our cost estimates.
There was a high percentage of patients who reported persistent symptoms after 6 weeks (70%) and 6 months (46%) in this population [24]. These rates are similar to those found in other studies carried out in primary care populations [10-12], which may strengthen the generalisability of our findings to other primary care patients with shoulder disorders. There was little health care consumption and shoulder pain related sick leave in this study. As a consequence shoulder pain related costs per patient were low. Only one patient reported 130 days of sick leave in the 6 months after consultation, which was more than the friction period of 123 days.
An explanation for the modest health care costs could be that general practitioners stick to the interventions recommended in the Dutch guidelines for shoulder disorders [14,15] (wait-and-see policy with pain medication, followed by injections), which are relatively inexpensive. Possibly, the fact that GPs were instructed to follow the guideline could have influenced the generalisability of our results because GPs who did not participate in our study subscribe other interventions, which could have resulted results in different costs estimates. The guideline, however, is not complicated and in line with daily practice (stepwise management regime). The guideline was issued in 1999, a few years before the inclusion of our study started. So, GPs who did not participate in the study could have been influenced by the guideline as much as GPs who participated in the study and followed a course during a half day. So, we do not expect this to strongly influence the generalisability of our findings.
The costs of physiotherapy represented a relatively large proportion of the direct health care costs, but accounted for only 14% of the total costs, as few patients were referred for therapy (Table 4). Indirect costs accounted for a large proportion (47%) of the total costs. Nevertheless, the total number of days sick leave per patients was small (2.8 days) over a period of 6 months. Possibly, factors such as shoulder pain, sleeping problems, or loss of function have caused loss of productivity in patients without sick leave from paid work. Our study does not provide information on the actual loss of productivity among those who kept on working regardless of the shoulder pain ("work presenteeism"), or costs related to hiring and training replacements, spill-over effects to co-workers, and compensatory mechanisms that may reduce or increase the overall productivity loss [25]. Clearly, a more adequate estimation of production loss is needed to improve the meaningfulness of future studies.
Similar to studies on low back pain [26], in this study a small proportion of the population (n = 61; 12%) caused a substantial part (74%) of the total costs. In this subgroup sick leave from paid work accounted for 61% of the total costs. In a prognostic study we found the following factors predicting sick leave from paid work in 6 months after consultation: sick leave in the preceding 2 months, shoulder pain, precipitating cause: strain due to usual activities and concomitant psychological complaints[27]. Table 2 shows that the subgroup who generated most costs, not surprisingly, also showed higher scores on these variables compared to the total population (Table 2). Table 2 also shows substantial differences between the groups regarding shoulder or neck pain at physical examination, and concomitant back pain at baseline. This seems plausible as these factors were shown to be of predictive value for persistent shoulder pain after 6 weeks and 6 months in our cohort [24].
In this study we were able to include a follow-up of 26 weeks. It is possible that prolonged and recurrent pain episodes generate additional costs for more expensive care, e.g. diagnostic imaging and surgical treatment, including hospitalization. Given the poor prognosis of shoulder pain (approximately 40% of patients report persistent symptoms after 12 to 18 months [10-12]. higher health care costs and productivity losses may be expected when follow-up times are longer. In the 6 months following first consultation, few costs were made due to referrals to other health care providers, additional diagnostic procedures, or surgery. We expect these kinds of health care expenses to occur in the long-term in a small subset of the population. In our inception cohort patients with fractures, dislocation, or previous surgery were not included. These patients are not included in this study, but may generate substantial costs in current practice.
Information on the costs associated with health care use and loss of productivity in patients with shoulder pain is very scarce, and therefore a comparison with other studies is difficult. In the framework of this cohort study a randomised controlled trial on the effectiveness of manipulative therapy has been carried out [23]. This trial was similar regarding outcome assessments and length of follow-up. The control group of this trial (n = 71), who also received usual care according to the Dutch general practice guidelines, generated slightly lower costs (mean total costs €555) compared to our cohort.
In conclusion, the total costs in the 26 weeks after first consultation for shoulder pain, mostly generated by a small part of the population, are not alarming. However, after 26 weeks 46% of the patients still reported persistent symptoms. More extensive research with a longer follow-up to monitor these patients is needed, as they possibly generate substantial costs. Given the high incidence of shoulder pain (12/1000/year) [7-9] in general practice the total costs to society could be higher than presented in this study. It may be important to also include patients with fractures, dislocation, or previous surgery to estimate the total costs of illness for patients consulting with shoulder pain in primary care.
Competing interests
The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
TK carried out the analysis and drafted the manuscript. MWT participated in the design and drafting of the study. GJH participated in the design and drafting of the study. LMB participated in the design and drafting of the study. DAW participated in the design and drafting of the study. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
This study was supported by a grant (No. 904-65-09) from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO), The Hague, The Netherlands.
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