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    SAGES – ein Fachverband für die soziale Dimension von Gesundheit
    (AvenirSocial, 02/2024) Friedli, Tom; Straubhaar, Therese
    Das Verständnis von Gesundheit und Krankheit hat sich in den letzten Jahren stark verändert, wobei soziale Faktoren eine entscheidende Rolle spielen. Wie will SAGES die soziale Dimension von Gesundheit stärken und fördern?
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    SAGES – une association qui rassemble social et santé
    (AvenirSocial, 02/2024) Friedli, Tom; Straubhaar, Therese
    Notre approche de la santé et de la maladie a fortement changé ces dernières années, les facteurs sociaux jouant maintenant un rôle décisif. Comment SAGES entend-elle renforcer et mettre en avant la dimension sociale de la santé?
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    Instrumente Sozialer Diagnostik
    (Beltz Juventa, 2024) Sprenger, Raphaela; Friedli, Tom; Hochuli Freund, Ursula; Gahleitner, Silke Birgitta; Gebrande, Julia; Giertz, Karsten; Kröger, Christine; Röh, Dieter; Wunderer, Eva
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    The role of contextual factors on participation in the life area of work and employment after rehabilitation: A qualitative study on the views of persons with chronic pain
    (IOS Press, 2022) Friedli, Tom; Gantschnig, Brigitte E.
    A deeper understanding of how contextual factors affect the ability to participate in the life area of work and employment despite chronic musculoskeletal pain is needed as a basis for interprofessional rehabilitation programs. OBJECTIVE: To investigate which contextual factors influence rehabilitation program clients’ ability to participate in the life area of work and employment, and how they do this. METHODS: Nested case study using a realist evaluation framework of interprofessional interventions. Qualitative content analysis of problem-centered interviews to identify influential context-mechanism-outcome configurations. RESULTS: We identified several important context-mechanism-outcome configurations. In the pre-interventional phase, socioeconomic and environmental factors affected two mechanisms, “exhaustion” and “discrimination”. In the intra-interventional phase, the social skills of health professionals and opportunities for discussion with peers affected the ability of program participants to engage with program content. In the post-intervention phase, volitional competences of the social system affected the sustainable application of program content in everyday life. CONCLUSION: The identified context-mechanism-outcome configurations shows that the ability to participate in the life area of work is interdependent with the ability to participate in other areas of life. In practice and research, assessment and treatment should be carried out based on this understanding.
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    Associations between social integration, participation and productivity loss among persons with chronic pain: a registry based cross sectional study
    (BioMed Central, 2022) Friedli, Tom; Brodbeck, Jeannette; Gantschnig, Brigitte E.
    Purpose To examine associations between factors of social inclusion and participation and productivity loss in employed persons with chronic pain, assessed for an interprofessional pain rehabilitation programme. We hypothesized that factors of social inclusion and participation and work related social factors are significantly associated with productivity when experiencing chronic pain and we expected a moderate effect. Methods Cross-sectional study using data collected prospectively in an interprofessional patient registry for chronic pain. The primary end point was productivity loss, measured with the iMTA Productivity Costs Questionnaire. We included data from 161 individuals. To be included, persons had to be 18 years old or older, in paid work, and had to have a medical diagnosis of chronic pain syndrome with actual or potential tissue damage. In addition, participants had to have indicators of significant impairments in psychosocial functions. Results Linear regression analysis showed that a highly stressful professional situation, frequent problems regarding the compatibility of the family and job and not being Swiss were associated with a significantly higher total productivity loss. Similar results were found for productivity loss in paid work. However, problems concerning the compatibility of the family and job did not reach the significance level for productivity loss in paid work. Conclusion The results of this study underscore the importance of factors of social inclusion and participation for interprofessional rehabilitation programmes to manage chronic pain especially when focussing on productivity loss.
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