Ida Katrine Riksaasen Hatlevik
The theory-practice relationship: reflective skills and theoretical knowledge as key factors in bridging the gap between theory and practice in initial nursing education
Journal of advanced nursing
prevalence precarious employment increasing particularly among young adults less known longterm health consequences present study aims test precariously employed young adulthood associated increased risk alcoholrelated morbidity later life registerbased cohort study conducted sweden swedish work illness labormarket participation swip cohort used identify individuals aged 27 years 2000 2003 n339 403 information labour market position precarious employment longterm unemployment substandard employment standard employment relations collected young people 3 years graduation school using nationwide registers details alcoholrelated morbidity 28year followup period collected national hospital discharge register data sex age country birth education previous poor health also obtained registers young adults precarious employment increased risk alcoholrelated morbidity compared individuals age standard employment hr 143 95 ci 132 155 adjusting several important covariates stronger association found among young men precariously employed compared young women nationwide registerbased study conducted sweden longterm followup suggests precariously employed young adulthood associated increased risk alcoholrelated morbidity later life