Health Assets Project 2009
SND-ID: snd0870-2. Version: 7.0. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5878/001904
Citation
Creator/Principal investigator(s)
Gunnel Hensing - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Kristina Holmgren - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Lena Andersson - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Gunilla Krantz - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Eva-Lisa Petersson - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
... Show more..Gunnel Hensing - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Kristina Holmgren - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Lena Andersson - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Gunilla Krantz - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Eva-Lisa Petersson - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Carin Staland-Nyman - University of Gothenburg, Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Show less..Research principal
University of Gothenburg
- Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Description
The Health Assets Project is being carried out by the GendiQ research group at the Unit of Social Medicine. The project examines the individual, organisational and societal factors affecting the return to work of people on sick leave, and what factors contribute to people not becoming sick-listed at all. The Health Assets Project is a longitudinal cohort study, with initially two data collection periods. The first was conducted in the spring of 2008 and the second was due in the autumn of 2009. The data was collected through mailed questionnaires and registry data. In the spring of 2008, a survey was mailed out to a sample drawn from the registers held by SCB and Social Insurance, comprising both sick and healthy people registered in the county. The study population is based on three cohorts; the general population cohort, the sick-listed employer-reported cohort and the sick-listed self-reported cohort. In the first data collection in the spring of 2008, a total of 7 835 people participated, of which the population cohort comprised 4 027 people, the employer-reported cohort 3310 and the self
... Show more..Purpose:
The specific aims of the project are: 1) To examine the differences in self-reported health between a general population and incident sick-leave cohorts. 2) To examine the work-related factors that promote people returning to work after having been sick-listed. 3)To examine the living conditions, i.e. individual-related and psychosocial factors, that promote people returning to work after having been sick-listed. 4) To examine the factors that during the rehabilitation function as resources or barriers in the process from sick-leave to returning to work.
Dataset includes the 6151 individuals responding to the follow-up questionnaire, in 2009. Show less..
Data contains personal data
No
Unit of analysis
Population
Individuals aged 19-64 years (at 31/12 2008) registered in Västra Götaland at the time of the 2008 survey
Time Method
Sampling procedure
Probability: Systematic random
Målpopulationen var alla personer i åldern 19 - 64 år som vid mättillfället, 2008, var folkbokförda i Västra Götaland. Rampopulationen bildades med register över totalbefolkningen (RTB). I urvalet önskade man få med ett relativt stort antal personer som nyligen påbörjat en sjukskrivningsperiod som pågått i mer än 14 dagar. För detta användes uppgifter från Försäkringskassans register.
Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) identifierade befolkningsurvalet genom att göra ett obundet slumpmässigt urval (OSU) från registret över totalbefolkningen (RTB). Försäkringskassan identifierade de två sjukskrivningsurvalen genom att göra ett uttag från sina register över sjukskrivna.
Populationen delades in i tre stratum. I stratum 1 ingick arbetsgivaranmälda personer i åldern 19-64 år som Försäkringskassan tagit fram ur deras register, vilka motsvarade 49 % av samtliga som under den period Försäkringskassan gjorde sina uttag hade anmälts sjuka av arbetsgivare. Alla de arbetsgivaranmälda som Försäkringskassan tagit fram från registret ingick i studien. I stratum 2 ingick övriga personer i åldern 19-64 år, som
Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) identifierade befolkningsurvalet genom att göra ett obundet slumpmässigt urval (OSU) från registret över totalbefolkningen (RTB). Försäkringskassan identifierade de två sjukskrivningsurvalen genom att göra ett uttag från sina register över sjukskrivna.
Populationen delades in i tre stratum. I stratum 1 ingick arbetsgivaranmälda personer i åldern 19-64 år som Försäkringskassan tagit fram ur deras register, vilka motsvarade 49 % av samtliga som under den period Försäkringskassan gjorde sina uttag hade anmälts sjuka av arbetsgivare. Alla de arbetsgivaranmälda som Försäkringskassan tagit fram från registret ingick i studien. I stratum 2 ingick övriga personer i åldern 19-64 år, som själva hade anmält sig sjukskrivna, som Försäkringskassan tagit fram ur deras register. I stratum 2 drogs ett urval enligt metoden för obundet slumpmässigt urval (OSU). I stratum 3 ingick personer som Statistiska Centralbyrån (SCB) identifierade genom ett obundet slumpmässigt urval (OSU).
Den totala urvalsstorleken var 15 185 individer. Urvalet i stratum 1 var 6 165 personer, urvalet i stratum 2 var 1 000 personer och urvalet i stratum 3 var 8 020 personer.
För ytterligare beskrivning av urvalet finns följande dokument att ta del av: 'Teknisk rapport 0870-001' samt 'Fördröjningsanalys från Försäkringskassan'.
Urvalet för 2009 års undersökning utgjordes av svarsmängden i 2008 års undersökning. Show less..
Time period(s) investigated
2009-09-21 – 2009-11-12
Variables
228
Number of individuals/objects
6151
Weighting
See the section 'Viktberäkning och estimation' in the technical report from Statistics Sweden, dated 091124.
Response rate/participation rate
79%
Data format / data structure
Lowest geographic unit
Municipality
Highest geographic unit
County (NUTS3)
Responsible department/unit
Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Ethics Review
Gothenburg - Ref. 039-08
Research area
Working conditions (CESSDA Topic Classification)
Cultural activities and participation (CESSDA Topic Classification)
Medical and health sciences (Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2011)
Health sciences (Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2011)
Public health, global health, social medicine and epidemiology (Standard för svensk indelning av forskningsämnen 2011)
Social welfare systems/structures (CESSDA Topic Classification)
Health (CESSDA Topic Classification)
General health and well-being (CESSDA Topic Classification)
Family life and marriage (CESSDA Topic Classification)
Keywords
Culture, Leisure time, Children, Housework, Job satisfaction, Family life, Friends, Drinking behaviour, Ill health, Diseases, Smoking, Labour and employment, Civil status, Sex, Life events, Workplace, Sick leave, Symptoms, Repetitive work, Longitudinal studies, Prospective studies, Exercise, Public health, Health, Mental health, Sick leave, Social support, Working conditions, Leisure time activities, Private health services, State health services
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Löve J, Holmgren K, Torén K, Hensing G. Can Work ability explain the distributional differences of sickness absence over socioeconomic groups? BMC Public Health 2012;12:163.
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Andersson A, Andersson C, Holmgren K, Mårdby A-C, Hensing G. Participation in leisure activities and binge drinking in adults - findings from a Swedish general population sample. Addiction Research & Theory 2012;20(2):172-82.
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Mårdby A-C, Holmgren K, Hensing G. Harmful alcohol habits did not explain the social gradient of sickness absence in Swedish women and men. Accepted for publication in Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Public Health 2013.
Löve J, Andersson L, Moore CD, Hensing G. Psychometric analysis of the Swedish translation of the WHO well-being index. Epub ahead of print. Qual Life Res. 2013.
Hensing G, Bertilsson M, Ahlborg G, Waern M, Vaez M. Self-assessed mental health problems and work capacity as determinants of return to work - a prospective general population based study of individuals with all cause sickness absence. In press. BMC Public Health 2013.
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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-244x-13-259
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Andersson J, Söderberg E. Prevalence and differences in the performance of leisure activities among people on incident sick-leave and an employed general population. First cycle in Occupational therapy. The University of Gothenburg, 2009.
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Holmgren K, Löve J, Mardby A-C, Hensing G. Remain in work - What work-related factors are associated with sustainable work attendance? A general population based study of women and men. J Occup Environ Med. 2014 Mar;56(3):235-42
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