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1 Predicting return to work among sickness certified patients in general practice Properties of two assessment tools Anna-Sophia von Celsing MD, PhD Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences, Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine Section Uppsala University, Sweden anna-sophia.von.celsing@pubcare.uu.se

2 Aim To analyse the properties of two models for the assessment of return to work after sickness certification, one based on clinical judgement including non-measureable information (”gut feeling”), and a computer-based one

3 Method Population:all sickness certified patients, 18 − 63 years, at one PHC (n=943) Inclusion period:8 months 2004 Follow-up:1 year before − 3 years after study start Exclusion: rehabilitation initiated 2003 Data sources: information from sickness certificate, registry data from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency, Employment Agency, Community

4 Outcome number of days until return to work Registry data from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency

5 Study population WomenMen Number (%)482 (51)461(49) Age years (mean)39 Employment (%)7677 Sick leave before baseline, days (mean) 55 (SD 106)49 (SD 94) Full-time sick leave at baseline (%) 8993 Diagnosis M (%) (ICD-10) 3133 Diagnosis F (%) (ICD-10) 2719 Diagnosis J (%) (ICD-10) 1815

6 AgeDays of sick leave before baseline F diagnosis J diagnosis Return to work (n=943)

7 Manual model Sick leave >28 days last year Diagnosis F or M Age > 45 years Unemployed Women Full-time sick leave ”gut feeling” Computer-based model Number of sick leave days last year Diagnosis Age Employment status Sex Degree of sick leave Manual model 73 – 76% Computer-based model 86 – 89% Concordance between actual RTW within 28, 90 and 180 days and RTW predicted by the assessments models

8 ”Heavy diagnoses” (-2) ”Light diagnoses” (+3) F G I K M Others A B O L N H J Diagnostic labels of ICD-10 diagnoses -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 F Psychiatric disease G Nervous system disease I Cardiovascular disease K Digestive system disease M Musculoskeletal disease J Respiratory disease H Eye or ear disease N Genitourinary system diease L Dermatology diease O Pregnancy, childbirth AB Infectious-parasite disease C Cancer D Blood disease E Endocrine-metabolic disease R Symptoms and signs S Injury, poisoning

9 Age ICD-10 diagnosis code Sick leave days last year 8098879296 384553617078 16 2025 30 36 43 18 63 0 I, K, MF, GAll otherNH, JA, B, O, L 72 54 25 63 31 7179 37 44 8692 5260 1316 19 2429 10 Return to work (%), days 0-28 27 36 45 54 73 146 219 292 365

10 38% 70%

11 Women Men No sick leave Sick leave Kvinnors / mäns skattning jämfört med rehabteamets skattning och utfall vid dag 180

12 Red flags of sick leave Age Sick leave history Diagnosis Patients’ assessment?

13 THANK YOU


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