Sentence examples for morbidity work from inspiring English sources

Missing information includes costs of out-of-pocket expenses, morbidity, work absence, objective disease-related outcome measures, subjective health and patient satisfaction.

Missing information includes costs distinguished by basic and supplementary insurance, out-of-pocket expenses, morbidity, work absence, subjective health, and patient satisfaction.

This scoping exercise and following efforts of the WHO Maternal Morbidity Working Group is currently working to fill that gap.

The results of this scoping exercise were presented at the first Maternal Morbidity Working Group meeting held in Geneva, Switzerland in April 2012, and helped to direct the discussion towards achieving consensus on a definition for maternal morbidity.

The World Health Organization's Department of Reproductive Health and Research (WHO/RHR) has convened a Maternal Morbidity Working Group that has embarked on a new project to improve the scientific basis for defining, estimating, and monitoring the magnitude of maternal morbidity [ 12].

The classification system ultimately proposed by the Maternal Morbidity Working Group will draw lessons from that endeavour and further contribute to the 11th revision of the key standards for health conditions ICD-11 [ 46, 47].

The study considered a variety of health effects (mortality, different kind of morbidities, work days loss, restricted activity days etc).

Physiotherapists will record details of co-morbidities, work status and the distribution, cause, onset and duration of the participant's current shoulder symptoms on a clinical record form specifically designed for this study.

MSDs in working population are the leading cause of morbidity and work disability in the European Union [ 2, 3] and represent one of the most worrying work-related health issues at the present time.

Lack of a timely CFS diagnosis delays intervention, which results in increased morbidity and work loss.

Nonunions often require multiple surgical procedures to heal, leading to considerable morbidity, lost work days, and increased health-care costs [ 2].