Predictors of disability retirement

Predictors of Retirement and Coping

Predictors of Healthcare Expenditure: Aging, Disability or Development?

Objective: Studies show that almost every country across the world will experience a remarkable increase in their healthcare costs and ageing population by 2030. Also, people with disabilities are more likely to impose considerable healthcare costs on families and governments than their counterparts. On the other hand, socioeconomic status of countries can be an important factor to predict heal...

Socioeconomic status and disability retirement in Finland

In recent years the longer working lives and the postponing of the retirement age have been topics of extensive discussion in Finland. Disability pensions play an important role in this debate. Working lives will lengthen if the incidence of disability retirement diminishes. Efficient actions can be focused on preventing disability retirement, if the groups at risk of disability retirement are ...

Workplace Bullying as a Predictor of Disability Retirement

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to determine 1) whether bullying is related to all-cause disability retirement, 2) whether bullying contributes to the variance in disability retirement above high job demands and lack of job control, and 3) to establish gender differences in the relationship. METHODS Survey data from 14,501 Norwegian employees on exposure factors linked to registry data on...

Childhood adversities as a predictor of disability retirement.

BACKGROUND There is a large body of research on adulthood risk factors for retirement due to disability, but studies on the effect of adverse childhood experiences are scarce. AIM To examine whether adverse childhood experiences predict disability retirement. METHODS Data were derived from the Health and Social Support Study. The information was gathered from postal surveys in 1998 (baselin...