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CT_Conso_Soins : Working conditions - Matching to care consumption data

Years : RPS_2016

Producer : Ministry of Labour (DARES)
Authorisation : Comité du Secret Statistique
The Working Conditions - Matching to Care consumption data result from the matching of two data sources in 2016: the Working Conditions and Psychosocial Risks survey (CT-RPS) and the CNAM healthcare consumption data (SNIIR-AM). The CT-RPS survey is linked to the Working Conditions survey, which aims to complete information provided by the Employment survey on working conditions since 2005. The SNIIR-AM is a national database which aims to contribute to a better management of the French National Health system and health policies, to improve the quality of care and to transmit relevant information on their activity to healthcare professionals. The data matching was performed on an individual level. It provides information on health care consumption, sick leave, work accidents and occupational illnesses. This will enable a better understanding of the relationship between health and work throughout the life cycle.

Example of data content for CT_Conso_Soins : Working conditions - Matching to care consumption data

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Infoben2017
Tables sur les bénéficiaires de 2012 à 2017
Ct ind g5 2016
Tables sur les pathologies de 2012 à 2016
Ald
Table sur les affectations de longue durée
Soins ext
Table sur les actes facturés par les professionnels de la santé
Soins ville
Table sur les consultations externes à l'hôpital: médecine générale et de spécialité
Medicaments pha detail
Table sur les médicaments délivrés en ville en détails
Medicaments ucd detail
Table sur les médicaments délivrés pendant les séjours à l'hôpital en détails
Disp med f dm2300
Table sur les dispositifs médicaux: les orthèses et prothèses externes
Disp med f dm3170
Table sur les dispositifs médicaux: DMI, implants et greffons tissulaires d'origine humaine
Valo had sseq 2016 f
Tables sur les hospitalisations à domicile (HAD) de 2012 à 2016
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Projects using this data source (26)
Organizational and psychosocial factors at work and mental health: secondary studies using data from the Working Conditions-Psychosocial Risks at Work surveys of 2013-2016
Organizational, physical and psycho-social factors contributing to accidents at work
Working conditions and prevention of occupational risks in subcontracted work: a quantitative study
Working relationships and relationships at work for unskilled workers in the service sector
France Stratégie's studies
Injustice perceptions in the workplace, physical pain and health care consumption
Employment conditions and health care pathways: Study of gender peculiarities in front of mental suffering
Work independence intensification's impact on mental health
Practices for the prevention of psychosocial risks in companies and employees' health
Working conditions in hospitals and quality of care
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Articles (6)
Rising between-workplace inequalities in high-income countries
The Great Separation. Top Earner Segregation at Work in High-Income Countries
Gender Differences in Job Search: Trading off Commute against Wage
Co-exposures to physical and psychosocial work factors increase the occurrence of workplace injuries among French care workers
Fin de carrière des seniors : quelles spécificités selon les métiers ?
Inégalité des chances : ce qui compte le plus
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EEC : Continuous Labour Force Survey
EEA : Annual Labour Force Survey
BTS-Postes : All employees databases - job position data
Panel DADS : Panel for Annual Declaration of Social Data
CLAP Entreprises : Local knowledge on company production
CLAP Etablissements : Local knowledge on establishment production
CLAP Postes : Local knowledge on production systems
Panel DADS-EDP : DADS panel with matched data from EDP
BTS-Etablissements : All employees databases - establishment data
ESE : Survey on employment structure
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Persistent Identifiers (DOI)

Data citation and persistent identifiers (DOI - Digital Object Identifier) for each year.

RPS_2016 : https://doi.org/10.34724/CASD.347.2816.V1