There was no significant difference in occupational adjustment between resident level.
De-agrarianisation represents long-term processes of occupational adjustment, income-earning reorientation, social identification and the spatial relocation of rural dwellers away from strictly agricultural modes of livelihood.
Patients with co-morbid depression were also found to experience greater difficulties in occupational adjustment and deficits in other outcomes.
A wide range of health aspects may be compromised, such as occupational adjustment, physical and social functioning and mental health.
The brigade psychiatrist recommended a discharge, referring to an "occupational problem and adjustment disorder".
45 Black patients in south London were more likely to receive physiotherapy or occupational therapy after adjustment for the presence of motor deficits and other potentially confounding variables.
Generalized linear modelling was used to examine the differences in health behaviors by occupational group, with adjustment for sociodemographic characteristics and participation in health-promoting activities.
All groups had lower accelerometer-assessed total physical activity than healthy normal-weight groups, both in minimally adjusted models and after further adjustments for occupational position, health behaviors, and health status; total physical activity was −0.46 (−0.31, −0.31) SD units lower in healthy obese adults and −0.72 (−0.62, −0.62) SD units lower in unhealthy obese adults.
Adjustment for occupational class attenuated the relations somewhat, and although adjustment for all the available risk factors caused further attenuation, significant trends remained for all these causes (except stroke).
39 The results provide managers and occupational physicians indications for adjustments in earlier stages, so diminished health and sick leave is reduced or even prevented.
