Our paper suggests that these broader societal classifications have historically influenced the reception of science [conducted by women] with men's science more valued.
"Our paper suggests that... societal classifications have historically influenced the reception of science [conducted by women] with men's science more valued.
The index-based score is generated by applying societal preference weights to the health state classification completed by the patient that consists of five dimensions (mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort, and anxiety/depression), each with three levels of response or severity (no problems, some problems, or extreme problems).
Table 6 illustrates the potential productivity losses by occupation classification at both the individual and societal level.
On the one hand, in a study on eastern Germans' mentalities defined as "internalized schemas of classification that originate from a specific societal context" (Alheit et al. 2004, p. 14 the authors find that traditional everyday routines, behavioral patterns, and biographical perspectives have hardly changed with the new circumstances.
Recently published cost-of-illness studies, however, use more precise classifications of the items that contribute to societal costs.
Cost-of-illness studies published more recently, however, use more precise classifications of the items that contribute to societal costs.
4. We need to be aware of economic and/or socio-cultural consequences of classification systems and measures.The scientific community should be aware of the societal impact of communicated work-related health problems.
One of the greatest threats to human integrity and freedom is the classification of individuals according to their ancestry/race/ethnicity for assigning civil rights and access to societal resources.
