Eun-Jeong Yu, Eun-Nam Lee
Development and Validation of a Nursing Work Interruption Scale
International journal of environmental research and public health
socioeconomic inequalities type 2 diabetes t2d well established literature however within background changing work contexts associated digitalization effect lifestyle sedentary behavior little known t2d prevalence trends among different occupational groups study aims examine occupational sector differences t2d prevalence trends thereof 2012 2019 study done 1683644 employed individuals using data german statutory health insurance provider lower saxony allgemeine ortskrankenkasse niedersachsen aokn predicted probabilities t2d prevalence four twoyear periods 2012 2019 estimated based logistic regression analyses nine occupational sectors prevalence ratios calculated illustrate effect time period prevalence t2d among nine occupational sectors analyses stratified gender two age groups results showed differences among occupational sectors predicted probabilities t2d occupational sectors transport logistics protection security health sector social work teaching education highest predicted probabilities working sector agriculture far lowest predicted probabilities t2d appeared rising trend t2d prevalence among younger employed individuals gender differences among occupational sectors study displayed different vulnerability levels among occupational sectors respect t2d prevalence overall rising trend among younger age group specific occupations within vulnerable sectors need focused upon research define specific target groups t2d prevention interventions tailored