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DIABETES MELLITUS IN AN EMPLOYED POPULATION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1960Medical information on 90,596 employees of a large company was surveyed during 1956 and 1957 in an appraisal of facts regarding diabetes. The company physicians reported on 408 employees having the disease and an equal number of nondiabetic employees matching the diabetic group as to age, sex, occupation, and location. The incidence of diabetes was 4.5
S, PELL, C A, D'ALONZO
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The economic burden of gout on an employed population
Current Medical Research and Opinion, 2006To examine the economic burden of illness of gout in an employed population, quantifying the impact on employers annual health benefit costs for medical and prescription claims, sick leave, short- and long-term disability, and workers' compensation.Adjudicated claims data from 300000 employees from 2001 through 2004 were utilized.
Richard A, Brook +6 more
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Economic Burden of Pneumonia in an Employed Population
Archives of Internal Medicine, 2001To estimate the overall economic burden of pneumonia from an employer perspective.The annual, per capita cost of pneumonia was determined for beneficiaries of a major employer by analyzing medical, pharmaceutical, and disability claims data. The incremental costs of 4036 patients with a diagnosis of pneumonia identified in a health claims database of a
H G, Birnbaum +4 more
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Cerebrovascular disease in an employed population
Journal of Chronic Diseases, 1962Abstract Cerebrovascular disease arising in the middle-aged male population of two industrial companies during a 5-year period was studied. The capacity of those recovering to continue at gainful work in one company was compared with the cohort of fellow employees of the same age in the same company.
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