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I M Suslov

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[Methodological approaches to the analysis of morbidity with temporary loss of work capacity].

The morbidity with temporary disablement (MTD) was studied with the help of Pearson's [correction of Pirson's] criterion in 689 empiric rows. The effect of work conditions on such morbidity was scored by dispersion analysis, demanding to take into account not only intergroup parameters connected with work conditions, but also intragroup ones, depending on casual circumstances, that is why the results should be regarded as preliminary data. The estimated effect of work conditions on the MTD shows unjustified high results for the year, because intragroup parameters were levelled.

Absenteeism

[The definition of the forms of the epidemic process in intestinal infections].

A method for the identification of the forms of the epidemic process in dysentery (annual, seasonal and outbreak forms) has been worked out. The method is based on the calculation of the upper limits of annual and seasonal morbidity from the data on the period of several years with the use of the formulae of binomial distribution, serving as the mathematical model of alternative random values, such as morbidity. The comparison of actual morbidity for each year of the analyzed period with the upper limits of annual and seasonal morbidity helps identify the form of the epidemic process.

Binomial Distribution

[Evaluation of the methods of quantitative assessment of the effect of working conditions on morbidity with temporary disability].

For the first time it is proposed to use the method of assessing the etiological risk for the quantitative determination of working conditions impact on morbidity associated with temporary disability. A comparison was made of indicators of working conditions impact on morbidity associated with temporary disability with the help of a single-factor dispersion analysis and by calculating etiological risk on the basis of the same background information--monthly morbidity associated with temporary disability among workshop workers and a control group: the results were the same. But the calculation of etiological risk is more simple.

Disability Evaluation