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. 2023 Jul 4;20(13):6292. doi: 10.3390/ijerph20136292
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Outcome Yes No
  • 1. Is the outcome sick leave due to mental illness?

  • a. About YES—continue assessing relevance

  • b. If NO—take a position on 2


  • 2. Is the outcome sick leave due to other diagnosis or group of diagnoses such as breast cancer, pain, injuries?

  • a. About YES—exclude

  • b. If NO take a position on 3

  • 3. Is the outcome “general sick leave”, i.e., not specified diagnosis?

  • a. About YES—include in special folder to re-examine about few studies with outcomes mental illness.

(If NO—go back to 1 and 2)

  • 4. Is it possible to deduce results on gender differences?

  • a. About YES—continue assessing relevance

  • b. About NO—include in special folder to re-examine about few studies with outcomes mental illness.

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Limitations Yes No
Is the article published between January 2010 and December 31, 2019? θ θ
Is the article written in English, Swedish, Norwegian, or Danish? θ θ
Is the study conducted in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Denmark, or the Faroe Islands?
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Study design Yes No
Has a quantitative study: observational studies, cohort cross-sectional studies or case-control been conducted?
What study design:

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Population Yes No
Does the study population consist of adults on sick leave up to 67 years of age?
Type of population:
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Exposure Yes No
Is the exposure paid work, unpaid work, lifestyle factors, individual factors, treatment, treatment and actions from health care, social insurance, or employers?
Type of exposure:
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