Health impairments can result in disability and changed work productivity imposing considerable costs for the employee, employer and society as a whole. A large number of instruments exist to measure health-related productivity changes; however their methodological quality remains unclear. This systematic review critically appraised the measurement properties in generic self-reported instruments that measure health-related productivity changes to recommend appropriate instruments for use in occupational and economic health practice.

Jaar van uitgave:

2014

Publicatie:

BMC Public Health

Auteurs:

Cindy Noben
Sylvia Evers
Frans Nijhuis
Angelique de Rijk

Onderzoeksproject:

Arbeid en gezondheidszorg

Website:

www.maastrichtuniversity.nl