Do Disability Pensioners Have a Higher Mortality Rate Than Non-pensioners? Adjusting for Potential Confounding: A Commentary on Hult, Stattin, Janlert and Järvholm  

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Wallman, Thorne ; Svärdsudd, Kurt

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Social Science & Medicine (www.elsevier.com/locate/sosscimed) vol. 70 no. 10 (May 2010), page 1487-1488.
Topik: Disability Pension; Mortality; Methods

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During the past decades a number of studies have shown a higher mortality among disability pensioners than among non-pensioners (referents) of the same age and sex (Gjesdal, Haug, Ringdal, Maeland, Hagberg, Røraas, et al., 2009; Gjesdal, Svedberg, Hagberg, & Alexanderson, 2009; Gjesdal, Maeland, Svedberg, Hagberg, & Alexanderson, 2008; Karlsson, Carstensen, Gjesdal, & Alexanderson, 2007; Wallman, Wedel, Johansson, Rosengren, Eriksson, Welin, et al., 2006; Ahs, & Westerling, 2006; Medhus, & Kristenson, 2001; Gubéran, & Usel, 1998; Kaprio, Sarna, Fogelholm, & Koskenvuo, 1996; Hasle, Jeune, & Skyytthe, 1988; Jeune, 1982; Damlund, Gøth, Hasle, Jeune, & Munk, 1982). At face value this is not very surprising, since the overwhelming majority of disability pensioners have an underlying disease or disorder severe enough to cause health problems. Referents also may have similar diseases or disorders, but usually of less severity.

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