… data from a US national cohort differ from previous studies in that neither disease factors nor
job physical demand were significant risk factors for RA work disability in the main analysis. …

… in Finland is virtually universal, our findings are not likely to be biased, owing to differences
in the national system. Furthermore, Finland is considered as a country with a relatively …

… cohort) and 13,527 employed adults from a general population sample (validation cohort),
both linked to records of work disability… records from the national pension register with virtually …

… patient cohorts and most often been based upon self-reported measures of work disability
… assessed sick leave and disability pension during the first 3 years after diagnosis in a large …

… work disability. We did not cluster the outcome "sickness absence" with work disability as …
(ie, "temporal" inability to work) than in work disability (ie, "permanent" inability to work). The …

… We are aware of the aspects of work disability while at work (presenteeism), which …
component of work disability,3 thus limiting our results to one side of the work disability problem. …

… This national cohort study reports the risk of disability pension across all subtypes of lymphoma.
Within the period of 2000–2021, there was a significant higher risk of disability pension …

… Patients granted back pain disability pension were ascertained from the national disability
… weak relation between work-related psychosocial factors and BP disability retirement was …

… It appears that the average time from onset to diagnosis was 4–5 years during our study
period (unpublished results from the Swedish National Multiple Sclerosis Register). Thus, more …

… the National Insurance Administration. Insomnia was a strong predictor of subsequent permanent
work disability (… Sociodemographic and shift-work characteristics had little confounding …