2022
DOI: 10.23990/sa.98606
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Kuntoutukseen osallistumisen sosioekonomiset erot - rekisteritutkimus oululaisista vuonna 2018

Abstract: Kuntoutukseen osallistumisen sosioekonomisista eroista on vain vähän tietoa. Tavoitteena oli selvittää, millaisia eroja kuntoutukseen osallistumisessa on ylipäätään ja eri osajärjestelmissä koulutuksen, ammattiaseman ja tulojen mukaan sekä selittyvätkö kunkin sosioekonomisen aseman mittarin mukaiset erot muilla sosioekonomisen aseman mittareilla, siviilisäädyllä ja sairastavuudella. Aineistona oli rekisteriaineisto Oulussa vuonna 2018 asuneista 25–64-vuotiaista (N=99569) sekä heidän sosiaali- ja terveyspalvelu… Show more

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“…Adjusted for all covariates, assignment to this cluster was more likely among females, younger persons, those currently not married, those with tertiary education and those who were upper non-manual employees. This result partly corroborates previous Finnish research showing that adjusted for health status, those with higher education are more likely to participate in rehabilitation compared to those with low education [ 35 ]. The result may indicate that those with higher qualifications and higher social position may have been more able to navigate the care system and seek the services that they need to cope with their disability.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…Adjusted for all covariates, assignment to this cluster was more likely among females, younger persons, those currently not married, those with tertiary education and those who were upper non-manual employees. This result partly corroborates previous Finnish research showing that adjusted for health status, those with higher education are more likely to participate in rehabilitation compared to those with low education [ 35 ]. The result may indicate that those with higher qualifications and higher social position may have been more able to navigate the care system and seek the services that they need to cope with their disability.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…those with low education [35]. The result may indicate that those with higher qualifications and higher social position may have been more able to navigate the care system and seek the services that they need to cope with their disability.…”
Section: Plos Onementioning
confidence: 99%