As shown in Figure 3, the work limitation prevalence rate is somewhat higher for the first wave of the 1996 SIPP panel than in subsequent waves.
Prior to the current work, RLS prevalence data among migraineurs according to migraine/headache status were not available in a population-based study.
Recently published work assessing prevalence of drug-resistant organisms in LTCFs indicates that antimicrobial stewardship efforts are necessary [ 21, 22].
Health outcomes include chronic disease incidence/prevalence, rates of hospitalization, primary care consultations, disability-days (i.e., days when absent from work), and prevalence of symptoms.
Our own work comparing prevalence of dementia estimated from CFAS I and CFAS II applied inverse probability weighting to adjust for non-response and conducted a range of sensitivity analyses using extreme scenarios about non-participants [ 16].
To study the prevalence of work-related CANS, among computer office workers in Sudan, and to test the psychometric properties of a translated Dutch questionnaire in Arabic language.
In comparison, in a Dutch cohort study of a general working population, the prevalence of fatigue due to work was found to be 22%.
This study investigated the prevalence and work factors of WRMDs among physiotherapists in Nigeria.
Greaves argues there is a similar story at work in the prevalence of type 1 diabetes, Hodgkin's lymphoma, multiple sclerosis and allergies in wealthier countries: "The problem is not infection.
We reviewed published work examining the prevalence and risk factors for meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infection in two high-risk groups: prisoners and military enlistees.
It also hopes to expand its work mapping worm prevalence around the world and examining the longer-term effects of deworming programs by evaluating standardized test scores of students in areas that have been dewormed.
