Inability to work fulltime-the inability to sustain full-time work activities-is an important item in
the work disability benefit assessment. Research is scarse, while there is unclarity about the …

The field of disability research is in need of uniform concepts and a common language to
guide scholarly discussion, to advance theoretical work on the disablement process, to …

Purpose Inability to work fulltime is an important outcome in the assessment of workers
applying for a disability benefit. However, limited knowledge is available about the …

Objectives Disability benefit applicants with residual work capacity are often not able to work
fulltime. In Dutch work disability benefit assessments, the inability to work fulltime is an …

Purpose: It has been argued that social security disability assessments should directly
assess claimants' work capacity, rather than relying on proxies such as on functioning …

Background In many countries inability to work fulltime is recognized as an important
concept in work disability assessments. However, consensus is lacking regarding the …

The field of disability research is in need of uniform concepts and a common language to
guide scholarly discussion, to advance theoretical work on the disablement process, to …

Purpose To expand content of the physical function domain of the Work Disability Functional
Assessment Battery (WD-FAB), developed for the US Social Security Administration's (SSA) …

BACKGROUND The collection of disability data is an evolving field. Although a large and
growing number of scales attempt to measure functional status and work disability, little is …

There are many compelling reasons to develop and disseminate measures of work disability
outcomes—to understand the impact of health care, workplace safety, or disability …