… Data from 1410 IBD patients were analyzed (62% Crohn’s disease, 35% ulcerative colitis). …
, public employment but also of part-time contracts, and highly graduated patients were less …

… at least one sick leave day during the past 12 months. While the reported number of sick-leave
days was lower after six … Utilization of health care services and number of sick-leave days. …

… Moreover, 32.0 % (55/172) of patients had to make adjustments such as working part-time
or at home to avoid taking sick days; 35.5 % (61/172) of patients felt that they had lost a job …

… inflammatory bowel diseases (IBDs) of the intestine, with onset in young age. The diseases
are … of life (HRQOL) and absence from school and work due to sick leave and unemployment. …

… have reported about the social impact of inflammatory bowel disease (1BD), the need … sick
leave before undergoing rehabilitation. Patients with IBD had significantly longer sick leaves …

… are potent agents for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). As shown in … sick
leave), presenteeism (reduced efficiency at work), early retirement or disability, unpaid time …

… that inflammatory bowel disease patients with active disease … 0·01); those with active disease
scored significantly lower than … alternated between work and sick leave had an average SF-…

… Thirty-five percent of patients were on sick leave during the last 7 days and 71.5% reported
productivity loss while working. The average reduced work productivity of CD patients was 7 …

… two main forms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). CD is a relapsing systemic illness, mainly
… At the same time, it is worth considering that IBD imposes patients practical restrictions to …

… inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), are chronic, incurable diseases that cause inflammation
of … on addressing workplace difficulties, and studies only about number of sick days or costs. …