Sentence examples for longer term sickness from inspiring English sources

In a comprehensive quantitative study of sickness certification in general practice, mild mental disorders accounted for 40% of sickness absence and these disorders were particularly associated with claimants developing longer term sickness absence.

Such tension perhaps explains why some GPs would support the removal of sickness certification from their remit and a recent review by Dame Carol Black has proposed that GPs cease to be involved in judgements around longer term sickness absence [ 1].

Individuals' short-term sickness absence might be regarded as a coping mechanism that prevent serious illness in the longer term rather than as directly expressing poor health [ 19].

More specifically, we asked GPs to consider their decisions regarding sickness certification and depression, how such decisions are reached, and the subsequent process to return to work or longer term incapacity.

He suggested looking longer term.

Longer term: health-care reform.

Longer term, up.

And the longer term outlook is muted.

All the others are longer term injuries".

"Women tend to think longer term".

The real value is longer term.