Table 1.
Self-reported versus public registry information on disability pension, rehabilitation benefits and retirement pension, the HUNT Study (HUNT2, 1995–1997), N = 40,633 aged 19–87 years
| |
|
Registry based information (gold standard) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recipient of pension | Non-recipient | Total | ||
| Self-reported information |
Disability pension |
3,487 (93.3%) |
251 (6.7%) |
3,738 (100%) |
| No disability pension |
46 (0.2%) |
29,675 (99.8%) |
29,721 (100%) |
|
| Missing response |
129 (1.8%) |
7,045 (98.2%) |
7,174 (100%) |
|
| Total |
3,662 (9.0%) |
36,971 (91.0%) |
40,633 (100%) |
|
| |
Rehabilitation benefits |
419 (72.2%) |
161(27.8%) |
580 (100%) |
| No rehabilitation benefit |
94 (0.3%) |
30,148 (99.7%) |
30,242 (100%) |
|
| Missing response |
181 (1.8%) |
9,630 (98.2%) |
9,811 (100%) |
|
| Total |
694 (1.7%) |
39,939 (98.3%) |
40,633 (100%) |
|
| |
Retirement pension |
2,047 (83.2%) |
414 (16.8%) |
2,461 (100%) |
| No retirement pension |
39 (0.1%) |
29,762 (99.9%) |
29,801 (100%) |
|
| Missing response |
93 (1.1%) |
8,278 (98.9%) |
8,371 (100%) |
|
| Total | 2,179 (5.4%) | 38,454 (94.6%) | 40,633 (100%) | |
Cross-table: Self-reported information on benefits versus public registry information. Data provided in numbers and percentages. Percentages calculated to equal 100% in rows.