Obesity and the risk of developing chronic diseases in middle-aged and older adults: Findings from an Australian longitudinal population survey, 2009–2017
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. e0260158 - e0260158
Published: Nov. 16, 2021
Overweight
and
obesity
impose
a
significant
health
burden
in
Australia,
predominantly
the
middle-aged
older
adults.
Studies
of
association
between
chronic
diseases
are
primarily
based
on
cross-sectional
data,
which
is
insufficient
to
deduce
temporal
relationship.
Using
nationally
representative
panel
this
study
aims
investigate
whether
risk
factor
for
type
2
diabetes,
heart
diseases,
asthma,
arthritis,
depression
Australian
adults.Longitudinal
data
comprising
three
waves
(waves
9,
13
17)
Household,
Income
Labour
Dynamics
Australia
(HILDA)
survey
were
used
study.
This
fitted
longitudinal
random-effect
logistic
regression
models
estimate
between-person
differences
diseases.The
findings
indicated
that
was
associated
with
higher
prevalence
among
Obese
adults
(Body
Mass
Index
[BMI]
≥
30)
at
12.76,
2.05,
1.97,
2.25,
1.96,
times
risks
having
diabetes
(OR:
CI
95%:
8.88-18.36),
disease
1.54-2.74),
asthma
1.49-2.62),
arthritis
95%
CI:
1.90-2.68)
1.56-2.48),
respectively,
compared
healthy
weight
counterparts.
However,
did
not
find
any
evidence
statistically
cancer.
Besides,
gender
stratified
results
showed
likelihood
2.64,
1.84-3.80)
female
adults,
but
case
male
adults.Excessive
strongly
incidence
finding
has
clear
public
implications.
Health
promotion
programs
strategies
would
be
helpful
meet
challenge
excessive
gain
thus
contribute
prevention
diseases.
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Disability, physical activity, and health-related quality of life in Australian adults: An investigation using 19 waves of a longitudinal cohort
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. e0268304 - e0268304
Published: May 12, 2022
Any
form
of
long-term
physical
or
mental
impairment
might
negatively
influence
health-related
quality
life
(HRQoL).
HRQoL,
as
an
independent
concept,
covers
a
wide
range
characteristics
that
includes
physical,
mental,
social,
and
spiritual
functions.
People
with
disabilities
are
continuously
exposed
to
multiple
barriers
deteriorate
their
HRQoL.
It
also
creates
in
performing
activities.
However,
experts
opine
regular
exercise
intervention
help
disabled
people.
This
research
aims
investigate
the
association
between
disability
activity
HRQoL
among
adult
population
Australia.A
retrospective
cohort
study.This
study
utilized
most
recent
19
waves
data
(2002-2020)
from
nationally
representative
Household,
Income
Labour
Dynamics
Australia
(HILDA)
survey.
Component
summary
scores
such
component
(PCS)
(MCS),
SF-6D
utility
were
measure
Random-effects
GLS
regression
technique
was
fitted
estimate
after
adjusting
for
socio-demographic
characteristics.Disability
associated
PCS
(-5.95),
MCS
(-2.70)
(-0.060)
compared
non-disabled
counterparts.
respondents
engaged
recommended
level
had
substantial
gain
(b
=
0.96),
(1.57),
(0.021)
scores.
Besides,
results
showed
presence
has
lessen
negative
effect
disability/
positive
moderating
on
PCS,
MCS,
by
1.84
points,
0.82
0.013
percentage
respectively.This
found
inverse
Australian
adults.
improved
Therefore,
public
health
interventions,
orientation
activities,
have
higher
potential
dwindle
burden
regarding
Language: Английский
Demographic predictors of experiences of homelessness among lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, gender-diverse and queer-identifying (LGBTIQ) young people in Australia
Journal of Youth Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 27
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
Homelessness
among
young
lesbian,
gay,
bisexual,
trans,
gender-diverse
and
queer-identifying
(LGBTQ+)
persons
is
highly
prevalent
constitutes
a
structural
risk
to
health
future
life
chances.
However,
the
distribution
of
homelessness
burden
different
LGBTQ+
subgroups
poorly
understood.
An
Australia-wide
cross-sectional
online
survey
was
conducted
involving
6,481
participants
aged
14–21
years
during
2019.
Single-predictor
logistic
regression
analyses
identified
factors
associated
with
both
lifetime
recent
experiences
homelessness.
Analyses
also
explored
associations
between
(<12
months)
homelessness,
harassment,
alcohol
consumption,
psychological
distress.
Higher
odds
experiencing
were
observed
for
trans
people,
individuals
who
sexual
identity
labels
other
than
gay
or
racially-minoritized
persons,
disabled
from
religious
family
household,
compared
their
respective
counterparts.
Experiencing
higher
levels
consumption
prevalence
verbal,
physical
but
only
modestly
unevenly
distributed
youth
linked
outcomes
which
may
potentiate
Interventions
addressing
this
group
must
be
optimized
those
most
vulnerable
Language: Английский
Poor Work Ability Is Associated with Workplace Violence in Nurses: A Two-Wave Panel Data Analysis
Nicola Magnavita,
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Igor Meraglia
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(9), P. 1118 - 1118
Published: Aug. 24, 2024
Healthcare
personnel
must
deal
with
two
problems
of
growing
importance:
violence
in
the
workplace
and
loss
work
ability
due
to
aging
workforce.
Our
objective
was
evaluate,
a
two-wave
perspective
design,
relationships
ability,
social
support,
occupational
stress
nurses.
In
an
Italian
public
health
company,
we
asked
nurses
self-assess
their
using
Work
Ability
Index
(WAI)
analyzed
relationship
between
this
indicator
experienced
previous
following
years.
A
total
321
out
344
(99.3%)
participated.
logistic
regression
model,
WAI
score
significant
protective
factor
for
year
(OR
=
0.94
CI95%
0.90;
0.98
p
<
0.01)
0.88
0.84;
0.92
0.01).
hierarchical
support
acted
as
0.87
0.79;
0.95
year),
while
determinant
risk
aggression
3.65
1.90;
7.03
year,
OR
3.54
1.801;
6.947
year).
The
difficulties
that
encounter
carrying
demands
environment
is
not
promptly
adapted
changing
physical
mental
states
can
lead
increased
violence.
Prevention
should
include
organizational
ergonomic
measures
reduce
increase
staff
ability.
Language: Английский
Navigating UNCRPD concluding observations on Article 27: policy exploration on disability inclusive employment
S. L. Ashalatha,
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Satish Kumar,
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B. R. Santosh
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et al.
Cogent Social Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
Language: Английский
The disability gap in employment in developing economies: Evidence from the Nigerian labour market
Obukohwo Oba Efayena,
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Ementa Hyacinth Ichoku
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Economic Annals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
69(242), P. 129 - 153
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
A
viable
and
functional
labour
market
is
a
sin
qua
non
for
economic
development.
This
study
thus
examines
the
evidence
of
disability-related
employment
discrimination
in
Nigeria.
Utilising
Fairlie
decomposition
technique
analysing
households?
data
elicited
from
wave
4
General
Household
Survey,
found
that
disability
gap
was
plausibly
existent
The
therefore
suggested,
among
other
options,
policies
aimed
at
promoting
elimination
physical
obstacles
workplaces
while
also
ensuring
equitable
training
opportunities
individuals
with
disabilities
should
be
rigorously
pursued.
There
need
to
enact
more
stringent
anti-
discriminatory
Nigeria,
having
difficulties
being
focal
target.
Language: Английский
Dignity at Work Standards for the Healthservice
Indranil Chakravorty,
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Priyanka Nageswaran
No information about this author
Sushruta Journal of Health Policy & Opinions,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 60
Published: March 13, 2022
BAPIO
(British
Association
of
Physicians
Indian
Origin)
as
an
organisation
actively
promotes
the
diversity,
equality
and
inclusion
all
healthcare
professionals.
As
which
encompasses
a
majority
ethnic
minority
members,
we
hear
unfortunate
experiences
bullying,
harassment
discrimination
that
takes
place
in
numerous
settings
within
UK.
In
response
to
these
lived
experiences,
committee
was
appointed
establish
set
standards,
foster
dignity
workplace,
using
large
body
literature
documents
available.
The
ambition
this
project
is
advocate
advertise
for
environment
free
from
bullying
adopt
zero
tolerance
policy
towards
or
harassment.
We
aim
do
by
developing,
implementing,
evaluating
our
Dignity@Work
Standards.
Standards
constitutes
8
different
domains
professionals
including
managerial
members
clinical
practice.
These
include:
Environment
&
Culture
-
ensuring
workplace
remains
safe
raise
concerns,
be
treated
fairly
one
with
all.
Cultural
Intelligence
acknowledging
raising
awareness
impacts
culture
diversity
on
accounting
intersectionality
workplace.
Organisational
Interventions
highlighting
role
accommodating
appropriate
resources
eradicate
behaviours
Communication
Interactions
encouraging
respectful
interactions
between
staff
creating
communicate
any
issues.
Monitoring
Accountability
adopting
collaborative
approach
routinely
monitor
standards
behaviour
being
held
accountable
failures
Metrics
collection
data
workforce
able
understand
Concerns
Grievances
having
transparent
process
concerns
same
applied
staff.
Support
provision
support
are
victim
Our
preliminary
vision
create
document
defines
gold
standard
incorporates
ensures
consideration
given
already
known
determinants
COVID-19
pandemic
has
created
increased
pressure
National
Health
Service
come
unacceptable
working
inappropriate
staff,
increasing
reports
more
leaving
NHS
than
ever
before.
It
therefore
crucial
act
now
order
setting.
know
appreciate
collaboration
cornerstone
progress
encourage
core
leaders
UK
system
change.
Together
will
deliver.
Language: Английский
Job satisfaction dynamics: how do they impact employment mode choice for people with a disability?
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8(10), P. e11076 - e11076
Published: Oct. 1, 2022
To
enhance
economic
participation
for
people
with
a
disability
in
the
labor
market,
better
understanding
of
how
job
satisfaction
influences
employment
mode
decisions
is
needed.This
study
uses
data
collected
from
8,345
People
Disability(PWD)
workers
waves
3
to
19
Household,
Income
and
Labour
Dynamics
Australia
(HILDA)
survey
investigate
relationship
between
six
domains
(employee,
solo
self-employed,
employer)
covariates
related
personal,
health,
socio-economic
employment-related
attributes.Analysis
25,169
individual-level
observations
show
important
differences
level
across
different
modes
covariates.
PWD
entrepreneurs
reported
higher
levels
their
work,
flexibility,
overall
satisfaction,
whereas
employees
report
contentment
salary,
security,
work
hours.
The
findings
also
highlight
interesting
due
attributes.Collectively,
these
insights
can
guide
policymakers
entrepreneurial
pathways
disability.
Language: Английский
Influence of Equal Opportunity on Employment of People with Disabilities in Ghana
Rahab Pujab
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Journal of Human Resource and Leadership,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(2), P. 11 - 19
Published: April 5, 2023
Purpose:
The
study
sought
to
investigate
the
challenges
and
influence
of
offering
equal
job
opportunities
people
with
disabilities
in
Ghana.
Methodology:
adopted
a
desktop
methodology.
Desk
research
refers
secondary
data
or
that
which
can
be
collected
without
fieldwork.
is
basically
involved
collecting
from
existing
resources
hence
it
often
considered
low-cost
technique
as
compared
field
research,
main
cost
executive’s
time,
telephone
charges
directories.
Thus,
relied
on
already
published
studies,
reports
statistics.
This
was
easily
accessed
through
online
journals
library
Results:
results
revealed
terms
supply,
education
emerged
key
aspect
employers
looked
at
when
came
employment
PWDs.
seen
advantageous
for
PWDs
seek
post-secondary
vocational
enable
them
access
labour
market.
Internships
were
also
way
gain
relevant
work
experience
However,
transition
rates
into
quite
low.
Type
disability
had
very
strong
relationship
It
negatively
HR
personnel
more
inclined
employ
persons
physical
than
other
types
disability.
In
conclusion
human
resource
sector
predicted
by
legislation,
supply
type
disability
Unique
Contribution
Theory,
Practice
Policy:
used
virtue
theory,
socio-economic
theory
compliance
Keynesian
employment.
These
theories
may
anchor
future
studies
sector.
will
benefit
many
stakeholders.
top
management
companies
country
use
findings
improve
ensure
high
stable
performance
all
their
activities
programs.
expected
adoption
effective
methods
help
efficiency
major
operations
activities.
stakeholders
such
policy
makers
well
researchers
scholars
different
parts
world.
Scholars
attempt
bridge
conceptual
contextual
gaps
identified
this
study.
Language: Английский
Neighbourhood Socio-Economic Circumstances, Place of Residence and Obesity amongst Australian Adults: A Longitudinal Regression Analysis Using 14 Annual Waves of the HILDA Cohort
Obesities,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
1(3), P. 178 - 188
Published: Dec. 8, 2021
The
prevalence
of
overweight
and
obesity
is
rising
dramatically
worldwide,
including
in
Australia.
Therefore,
the
necessity
identifying
risk
factors
pivotal.
main
objective
this
study
to
investigate
influence
neighbourhood
socio-economic
circumstances
place
residence
on
amongst
Australian
adults.
This
has
used
nationally
representative
panel
data
183,183
person-year
observations
from
26,032
unique
adults
Household,
Income,
Labour
Dynamics
Australia
(HILDA).
Random-effects
logistic
regression
technique
was
employed
examine
relationships.
been
found
at
approximately
34%
24%,
respectively.
most
striking
result
emerge
analyses
that
living
disadvantaged
area
were
2.04
times
(AOR:
2.04,
95%
CI:
1.57–2.65)
regional
cities
1.71
1.71,
1.34–2.19)
more
prone
be
obese
compared
their
healthy
counterparts.
very
high
among
adults,
especially
those
neighbourhoods
cities.
Unhealthy
levels
BMI
have
costly
impacts
individual,
economy,
health
care
system.
emphasises
effective
weight
control
strategies
can
potentially
tackle
epidemic
Language: Английский