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In addition, 39.4% patients were ≥65 years, the majority probably retired and thus, without lost of working days.
Higher costs in our country are probably related with the more recent study period, the higher rate of readmissions, and mainly with the higher number of analyzed variables, including lost of working days.
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Due to concern regarding lost of work time, there was no-practice agreement to preform health education during and after working hours at the private workplace site.
To calculate the economic valuation of health effects, this report not only considered the different kinds of morbidity and symptoms of illness but also estimated lost of work days, restricted activities and mortality, and so on.
The variability of the results, not taking into account differences of costs of each health system and of occupational loss of productivity that can exist among different countries, is motivated fundamentally by the severity of the symptoms and the number of days lost of work of cases.
Asked how the Democrats had lost sight of working class people, Dean said he didn't know.
The president has lost the option of working solely through fellow Democrats.
The nation expects to lose 650,000 people of working age a year on average, about 1% of its workforce.
Potential migrants should be made more aware of the risks of losing skills while working abroad that might prejudice return.
Data about the amount of working days lost due to scaphoid fractures is limited.
The number of lost Leonardo works almost equals his known paintings.
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