2013
DOI: 10.1136/oemed-2013-101453
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Psychosocial job strain and risk of adverse birth outcomes: a study within the Danish national birth cohort

Abstract: In spite of the high statistical precision, we did not find any clear association between job strain and preterm birth nor between job strain and SGA.

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“…Both factors seem to result in a safe handling of solvents in very low-exposure settings during pregnancy. We could confirm the study of Larsen et al, 17 who did not find high strain at the job to be associated with preterm birth. We did not find an association concerning occupational or private stressors and this outcome either.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Both factors seem to result in a safe handling of solvents in very low-exposure settings during pregnancy. We could confirm the study of Larsen et al, 17 who did not find high strain at the job to be associated with preterm birth. We did not find an association concerning occupational or private stressors and this outcome either.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Job strain was estimated by using Karasek's job demand and job control model (14). This model has previously been used on DNBC data for assessment of late foetal loss, pelvic pain, and adverse birth outcomes (15)(16)(17). The model combines job demands and job control into four categories of job strain: relaxed (low demands/high control), passive (low demands/low control), active (high demands/high control) and strained (high demands/low control).…”
Section: Occupational Exposuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Czynnikiem ryzyka mogą być także konflikty w pracy [31]. W nowszych badaniach prowadzonych w Danii nie potwierdzono związku mię-dzy wysokimi wymaganiami w pracy a hipotrofią płodu, ale odnotowano niższe ryzyko hipertofiii płodu (large for gestational age -LGA) u kobiet, których praca charakteryzowała się wysokimi wymaganiami [33].…”
Section: Niekorzystne Czynniki Psychospołeczneunclassified