Eva-Maria Fach and Jenny Markert from the Institute of Medical Sociology at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg used data from the Third German Socialmedical Panel of Employees to explore social inequalities in access to and utilization of rehabilitation. They showed that persons with low socioeconomic status apply for rehabilitation more …
In a recent paper, Cynthia Richter examined associations between household and family work and rehabilitation needs. In her analyses, she included nearly 2,000 participants of the Third Socialmedical Panel of Employees. The strain of household and family work was stronger among women. High stress from family work was associated with …
In the past few weeks, two exciting new articles have been published for which data from the Third Socialmedical Panel of Employees were used. In his article, Adrian Loerbroks investigated how often a company integration management was implemented and which factors facilitated or hindered the implementation of a company integration …
I a new publication we examined the performance of the Work Ability Index in predicting health-related exit and absence from work, work participation, and death. Data for 2266 participants were included. Maximum follow-up was 43 months. In terms of work ability, 38.4% had good scores, 38.2% moderate scores, and 23.4% …