Some variables (e.g., proportion full-time) can and should be tracked on a more regular basis.
Women have moved into the traditionally male dominated arena of employment comprising, in this study, a similar proportion of full time workers as men.
It is interesting to note the higher proportion of full time and PhD-qualified researchers in LICs relative to higher income countries.
The proportion of sentinel GPs using a certified EHR system (78%) is high compared to the proportion of certified and full time working Belgian GPs that were entitled in 2005 to receive a lump sum for using a certified EHR system (66%) [ 16].
There was a considerable reduction in the proportion of doctors on full time sick leave, from 35% (63/182) at baseline to 6% (10/182) at follow-up and a parallel increase in the proportion who had undergone psychotherapy, from 20% (36/182) to 53% (97/182).
We also weigh the proportion of professors with the highest degree in their fields (15percentthe the student-faculty ratio (5percentt), and the proportion of faculty who are full time (5percentt).
No detailed data were available on those that did not respond to the survey but the proportion of medical to nursing staff was no different and the proportion of part-time to full time staff within the unit was no different between the sampled population and the unit as a whole (p > 0.05).
The number of weeks on sick leave in the preceding year and proportion of physicians receiving disability or rehabilitation benefits increased after the intervention, whereas the proportion of physicians on current full time sick leave was substantially lower at follow-up (6% v 35%, table 4).
The early gains resulted from increases in the proportion of participants who worked full time (at least 30 h per week).
In terms of work status, the non-screeners had the highest proportion of full-time workers whilst the higher risk ex-smokers had the highest proportion of retirees and smokers had the highest proportion who described themselves as sick/disabled.
But the proportion of full-time professors working on contracts climbed from 19percentnt in 1975 to 28percentnt in 1995, while the proportion of those on the tenure track fell from 29percentto20percentr cent.
