Work ability index and perceived work ability as predictors of disability pension: a prospective study among Finnish municipal employees
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We analyzed the work ability index (WAI) and its first item (work ability score, WAS) - and subsequent four-year changes thereof - as predictors of disability pension (DP).We linked survey responses of 5251 Finnish municipal employees, aged 44-58 years, to pension and death register data until 2009. Job content (physical, mental, or mixed) was based on observation. Baseline (1981) WAI was divided into poor (37) and WAS into poor (0-5), moderate (6-7), and good/excellent (8-10). Four-year changes in these scores were classified as strong decline (
- Tampere University Finland
- Finnish Institute of Occupational Health Finland
- University of Helsinki Finland
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