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Table 2 Relations between GPs' views on different aspects of sick-listing

From: Views on sick-listing practice among Swedish General Practitioners – a phenomenographic study

Responsibility for sick-listing and rehabilitation

Sick-listing commission

Sick-listing practice

ID

(3a) Passive

(1a) Patient- certification

(2a) Issuing a certificate

C

 

   Patient- certification

   Issuing a certificate

J

 

   Patient- certification

   Issuing a certificate

N

(3b) Protecting

   Patient- certification

   Issuing a certificate

P

 

(1b) Patient- rehabilitation

(2b) Changing work situation

B

 

   Patient- rehabilitation

   Changing work situation

G

 

   Patient- rehabilitation

(2d) Holistic view **

Q

(3c) Authoritative

(1c) Society

(2c) Changing life-style

M

 

   Society

(2b) Changing work situation

L

(3d) Supporting

(1b) Patient- rehabilitation

(2d) Holistic view **

T

 

(1c) Society

(2b) Changing work situation

F

 

   Society

(2d) Holistic view **

O

 

(1d) Integrated *

   Holistic view

H

 

   Integrated

   Holistic view

R

 

   Integrated

   Holistic view

S

(3e) Empowering

(1b) Patient- rehabilitation

   Holistic view

K

 

(1c) Society

   Holistic view

D

 

(1d) Integrated *

   Holistic view

E

 

   Integrated

   Holistic view

A

  1. (1a) etc. refers to view 1a etc. as numbered in the text.
  2. ID = physician identification
  3. * Integrating society's as well as the patients' interests into one sick-listing commission.
  4. ** Sick-listing as exploring and taking as many aspects as possible into account, i.e., work-related factors as well as life-style.