Socio-economic and occupational determinants of work injury absence

Socio-economic and occupational determinants of work injury absence.

BACKGROUND Measures of socio-economic position, such as education, occupational class and income, are well-known determinants of ill-health, injury and sickness absence. The aim was to analyse socio-economic and occupational determinants of work injury absence and their contribution to overall socio-economic inequalities in all-cause sickness absence. METHODS A register-based follow-up study ...

Absence from work due to occupational and non-occupational accidents.

AIMS The aim of the present study was to investigate absence from work in Denmark due to occupational and non-occupational accidents. BACKGROUND Since the beginning of the last decade, political focus has been placed on the population's working capacity and the scope of absence due to illness. Absence from work is estimated at between 3% and 6% of working hours in the EU and costs are estimat...

Exploration of the Relationship between Cultural-Socio-Economic Determinants and Entrepreneurship

The Socio-Economic Impact of Occupational Diseases and Injuries

The International Labour Organization 1) has estimated that there are 2.34 million work-related deaths every year. Among them, 321,000 are due to accidents whereas the remaining 2.02 million deaths are caused by various types of work-related diseases, which correspond to a daily average of more than 5,500 deaths. The International Labour Organization 1) states " The inadequate prevention of occ...

Socio-economic and demographic determinants of childhood anemia.

OBJECTIVE To evaluate socio-economic and demographic determinants of anemia among Indian children aged 6-59 months. METHODS Statistical analysis was performed on the cross-sectional weighted sample of 40,885 children from 2005 to 2006 National Family Health Survey by using multinomial logistic regression to assess the significance of some risk factors in different degrees of child anemia. Ane...