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. 2018 Feb 20;23(2):160–171. doi: 10.1080/10773525.2018.1436015

Table 2.

Methods and risk of bias analyses in cohort and intervention studies.

Authord Pub. year Country Occupation N RRb Age rangec ROB scorea
Intervention studies          
[40] Chen 2009 Israel ICT user 218 nn nn 4
[43] Torp 2008 Norway Care givers 19 nn 57–85 3
Cohort studies            
[34] Kouvonen 2015 Finland Computer jobs 370 67 49–61 5
[55] Stenfors 2012 Sweden Different sectors 3644 65 16–64 5
[56] De Croon 2004 Netherlands Lorry driver 73 72 μ = 42;SD = 9 4
[54] Choi 2002 USA Social worker 244 76.5 20–58 2
a

ROB score: Risk of bias analysis. Scores marked in bold show a high risk of bias; unmarked scores have a medium risk of bias.

b

RR: response rate nn: not named in the article.

c

μ: mean age; SD: standard deviation, nn: not named in the article.

d

Only first author is named.