In this study, we evaluated how factors, such as complexity of the fracture, pre-trauma health status, time from trauma to definitive surgery, severity of injury, and job characteristics influenced patients' return to work, the ability to maintain the former job tasks, and the extent of leave of absence.
Finding the first one took him five years of "searching the usual haunts, eBay and Craigslist, but also going to the extent of leaving my details with French electronics specialists.
Despite Mrs. Boilier's entreaties, and her promise to consent to a divorce, he carried out his plans, only compromising to the extent of leaving her food and water for several months.
It is conceivable, based on the findings here, for metastable misaligned states to appear with each cycle of actuation, to the extent of leaving a wrinkling effect on the sheets [29].
Baseline information on sex, age, sick leave diagnosis, employment status, extent of sick leave, and sickness absence during the year before baseline was obtained, as was information on all compensated days of sick leave, disability pension and death during follow-up.
The data included the first and last day of each sickness spell, the type of sick leave benefit (compensation for sickness, work injury, or rehabilitation), and extent of sick leave (25%, 50 %, 75 or 100%).
As the extent of the Leave side's victory in Hartlepool became evident, the local business community urged caution, but this was laced with an anxiety that could barely be concealed.
The extent of maternity leave and monetary compensation varies greatly between countries.
The determinants of return to work in this study in rank order were sick leave because of psychiatric disease, sick leave track record, sick leave because of musculoskeletal disease, cardiovascular disease, symptoms and signs, nervous system disease, digestive system disease, injuries and poisoning, and age, being employed, extent of sick leave and miscellaneous diseases.
He said he was 'suspicious' about the history of trauma and the circumstances in which they were brought in [by British soldiers].' He said the extent of injuries left a 'sour taste in my mouth'.
Comparing the radiographs after 7 years, the extent of granules left in the osseous defects had a great variety, and two cases provided extensive loss of material.
