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Bugge, Merete Drevvatne & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2023).
Forelesning på LIS-kurs: Årsakssammenhenger.
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Ubalde-Lopez, Monica; Garani-Papadatos, Tina; Scelo, Ghislaine; Casas, Maribel; Lisåker, Claudia & Peters, Susan
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(2021).
Working life, health and well-being of parents: a joint effort to uncover hidden treasures
in European birth cohorts.
Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment and Health.
ISSN 0355-3140.
47(7),
s. 550–560.
doi:
10.5271/sjweh.3980.
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Objective Birth cohorts collect valuable and under-utilized information on employment and health of parents before and during pregnancy, at birth, and sometimes after birth. In this discussion paper, we examine how these data could be exploited to study the complex relationships and interactions between parenthood, work, and health among parents themselves.
Methods Using a web-based database of birth cohorts, we summarize information on maternal employment and health conditions and other potentially related variables in cohorts spread throughout Europe. This provided information on what data are available and could be used in future studies, and what was missing if specific questions are to be addressed, exploiting the opportunity to explore work–health associations across heterogenous geographical and social contexts.
Results We highlight the many potentialities provided by birth cohorts and identify gaps that need to be addressed to adopt a life-course approach and investigate topics specific to the peri-pregnancy period, such as psychosocial aspects. We address the technical difficulties implied by data harmonization and the ethical challenges related to the repurposing of data, and provide scientific, ecological and economic arguments in favor of improving the value of data already available as a result of a serious investment in human and material resources.
Conclusions There is a hidden treasure in birth cohorts that deserves to be brought out to study the relationships between employment and health among working parents in a time when the boundaries between work and life are being stretched more than ever before.
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Kogevinas, Manolis; Schlünssen, Vivi; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind & Turner, Michelle C.
(2020).
The OMEGA-NET International Inventory of Occupational Cohorts.
Annals of Work Exposures and Health.
ISSN 2398-7308.
64(6),
s. 565–568.
doi:
10.1093/annweh/wxaa039.
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In a recent count of cohort studies in Europe capturing information on occupation and/or occupational exposures, we estimated that there are more than 60 major studies with some type of occupational information that enrolled over 30 million persons. With few exceptions there have been no large-scale analyses systematically combining cohorts from this extraordinary resource. We present the development of an inventory of cohorts with occupational information in Europe and internationally and describe the online interactive tool with detailed information on existing cohorts. The OMEGA-NET inventory can be accessed at http://occupationalcohorts.net/ includes cohorts, case-control studies nested within cohorts and intervention studies that are active or can substantiate that their data are potentially accessible; that include data on occupation and/or industry or at least one occupational exposure; and that have at least one follow-up, either already conducted or planned. We expect that this open access inventory will be an important prerequisite for use of this resource of existing studies for research and policy development.
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Aas, Oddfrid; Fossum, Trude; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Randem, Britt Grethe; Granslo, Jens-Tore & Haanes, Jan Vilis
(2019).
Å skifte yrke er ikke enkelt.
Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening.
ISSN 0029-2001.
139(16),
s. 1534–1535.
doi:
10.4045/tidsskr.19.0647.
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Hasting, Rachel Louise; Hanvold, Therese Nordberg; Merkus, Suzanne; Kristensen, Petter & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2019).
Evaluation of the Norwegian Agreement on a More Inclusive Working Life: sickness absence in four diagnosis groups .
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
ISSN 1351-0711.
76,
s. A11–A11.
doi:
10.1136/OEM-2019-EPI.A11.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind; Hanvold, Therese Nordberg; Mehlum, Lars; Hasting, Rachel Louise; Merkus, Suzanne & Kristensen, Petter
(2019).
Are psychosocial working conditions associated with suicide and intentional self-harm? A register-based study of 420,895 Norwegians.
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
ISSN 1351-0711.
76,
s. A63–A63.
doi:
10.1136/OEM-2019-EPI.A63.
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Kristensen, Petter; Hanvold, Therese Nordberg; Hasting, Rachel Louise; Merkus, Suzanne & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2019).
Risk of mental health disorders in human service occupations: a register based study of 445,651 Norwegians. .
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
ISSN 1351-0711.
76,
s. A30–A30.
doi:
10.1136/OEM-2019-EPI.A30.
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Turner, Michelle C. & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2018).
Greater coordination and harmonisation of European occupational cohorts is needed.
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
ISSN 1351-0711.
75(7),
s. 475–476.
doi:
10.1136/oemed-2017-104955.
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Tang, Fang; Mehlum, Lars; Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind & Qin, Ping
(2017).
Suicide risk and physical illness leading to leave from work: a national study of people in Norwegian labor force.
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Midtsundstad, Tove Irene & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2017).
The impact of the working environment on work retention of older worker. National report - Norway (det norske perspektivet).
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Kristensen, Petter; Susser, Ezra; Corbett, Karina; Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind & Irgens, Lorentz M
(2015).
Macrosomia at birth and perinatal mortality: a register study of siblings born at term in Norway, 1967-2011.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind; Corbett, Karina; Gran, Jon Michael & Kristensen, Petter
(2015).
Do psychosocial working conditions mediate social inequalities in musculoskeletal and psychiatric sickness absence in a life-course perspective?
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Kristensen, Petter; Susser, Ezra; Corbett, Karina; Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind & Irgens, Lorentz M
(2015).
Birth weight, perinatal mortality, and the family: a sibling study of singletons born at term in Norway, 1967-2011.
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Kristensen, Petter; Corbett, Karina & Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind
(2014).
Arbeid og helse i et livsløpsperspektiv.
Arbeid og helse.
ISSN 0806-3648.
s. 18–19.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina; Gran, Jon Michael & Kristensen, Petter
(2014).
The relationship between socioeconomic position, working conditions and sickness absence in a life-course perspective.
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Kristensen, Petter; Susser, Ezra; Irgens, Lorentz M.; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina & Bjerkedal, Tor
(2014).
Kristensen et al. respond to ”high birth weight and later health”. Response to invited commentary.
American Journal of Epidemiology.
ISSN 0002-9262.
180(9),
s. 888–889.
doi:
10.1093/aje/kwu244.
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Corbett, Karina; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; McKeague, Ian; Susser, Ezra & Kristensen, Petter
(2013).
Does an unstable household income lead to poor cognitive outcomes?
Norsk Epidemiologi, Supplement.
ISSN 0803-4206.
23,
s. 14–14.
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Kristensen, Petter; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina & Bjerkedal, Tor
(2013).
Transgenerational sickness absence patterns in Norwegian families.
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
ISSN 1351-0711.
70,
s. A107–A107.
doi:
10.1136/oemed-2013-101717.314.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Susser, Ezra; Link, Bruce; Corbett, Karina & Kristensen, Petter
(2013).
Social position and intelligence: which is the more important determinant of sickness absence in a life-course perspective?
Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
ISSN 1351-0711.
70,
s. A111–A111.
doi:
10.1136/oemed-2013-101717.326.
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Kristensen, Petter; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina & Bjerkedal, Tor
(2013).
Social interaction: intergenerational sickness absence among Norwegians born in 1976 and their parents.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina & Kristensen, Petter
(2013).
The interaction between work-related factors and life-course socioeconomic position and its effect on subsequent sickness absence.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Susser, Ezra; Link, Bruce; Corbett, Karina & Kristensen, Petter
(2013).
Social position and intelligence: which is the more important determinant of sickness absence in a life-course perspective?
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Kristensen, Petter; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina & Bjerkedal, Tor
(2013).
Transgenerational sickness absence patterns in Norwegian families.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Susser, Ezra; Link, Bruce & Kristensen, Petter
(2012).
Socio-economic position in childhood and adulthood, intelligence, and health.
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Kristensen, Petter; Susser, Ezra; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Corbett, Karina & Bjerkedal, Tor
(2012).
The relationship between high birthweight and IQ in young adult age.
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Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Kristensen, Petter & Punnett, Laura
(2011).
Is the threshold for reporting pain or the tendency to attribute the pain to the job linked to socioeconomic position or gender?
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Corbett, Karina; Mehlum, Ingrid Alethe Sivesind; Aalen, Odd O. & Kristensen, Petter
(2011).
Is risk of sickness absence associated with sibling sickness absence?
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Aarhus, Lisa & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2019).
Utredning av unge med arbeidsrelatert sykdom.
Tidsskrift for den norske legeforening.
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Johannessen, Håkon Andre; Løchting, Ida; Bakke, Berit; Nielsen, Morten Birkeland; Skyberg, Knut & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2017).
Effekter av myndighetstiltak på arbeidsmiljø og helse.
En systematisk kunnskapsoppsummering.
Statens arbeidsmiljøinstitutt.
ISSN 1502-0932.
Årgang 18(Nr. 5).
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Midtsundstad, Tove Irene; Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind & Hilsen, Anne I.
(2017).
The impact of the working environment on work retention of older workers. National report - Norway.
Fafo.
ISSN 0804-5135.
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Corbett, Karina & Mehlum, Ingrid Sivesind
(2016).
Understanding sick leave risk in a lifecourse framework. A register-based birth cohort study of Norwegians born 1967–1976.
Department of Occupational Medicine and Epidemiology, University of Oslo; National Institute of Occupational Health.
ISSN 9788283332254.
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