Sentence examples for spell pattern from inspiring English sources

The unadjusted RR of being granted a disability pension among responders (n=1818) was 2.22 (95% CI 1.15 to 4.27) for employees exposed to a frequent short-term sick leave spell pattern, 2.63 (95% CI 1.39 to 4.95) for employees exposed to a mixed sick leave spell pattern and 3.24 (95% CI 1.24 to 8.47) for employees with a non-frequent long-term sick leave spell pattern (table 2).

2 17 Frequent sick leave spells have been found to predict recurrence of a frequent sick leave spell pattern, 18 and future long-term sick leave.

Adjustment by age, occupation and number of unfavourable work factors did not alter the RR much; however, the long-term sick leave spell pattern became statistically insignificant.

The RR associated with being exposed to a frequent short-term, a mixed and a long-term sick leave spell pattern compared with a non-frequent spell pattern was attenuated and became non-significant when adjusting for total sick leave length (table 3).

Employees exposed to a frequent short-term spell or a mixture of short and long spells had a significantly increased RR of being granted a disability pension compared with employees with a non-frequent short-term sick leave spell pattern.

The unadjusted RR of experiencing long-term sick leave among responders (n=1797) was statistically significantly increased for all sick leave patterns compared with a non-frequent short-term spell pattern (table 3).

The mean number of unfavourable work factors was similar across the spell patterns (table 1).

However, studies vary much in terms of reported sick leave length, definition of sick leave spell patterns and methods of quantifying how these factors may affect risk.

A previous study on the association between sick leave spell patterns and work factors, 23 among eldercare workers; found that of the 11 work factors, emotional demands and role conflict, were the only factors statistically significantly associated with the frequent spell patterns independently of sick leave length.

This finding supports the results in studies of sick leave track records which report that such track records lead to disability pension and that frequent sick leave spell patterns pose an independent risk of future long-term sick leave.

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