ライフサイエンスコーパス: social security

1 to have seizures and 56.4% were dependent on social security.

2 ing, offer forestry-related jobs, and ensure social security.

3 ISSSTE, SEMAR, and PEMEX), and women without social security.

4 eration, higher risk of disease, and lack of social security.

5 nce to children younger than 5 years without social security.

6 t patients, including federal law within the Social Security Act that outlines standards for hospital

7 1965 Medicare and Medicaid provisions of the Social Security Act.

8 any tracing that relies on records from the Social Security Administration (SSA) Death Master File t

9 Social Security Administration (SSA) disability benefits

10 e participation, earnings, and attainment of Social Security Administration (SSA) nonbeneficiary stat

11 We analyzed OPTN and Social Security Administration (SSA) reported deaths of

12 ss uses the vital status data service of the Social Security Administration (SSA) to identify people

13 lculated using University of Connecticut and Social Security Administration algorithms and compared t

14 s was obtained from record linkages with the Social Security Administration and commercial databases,

15 s patients and gathered information from the Social Security Administration and the National Organiza

16 curves for blindness with the United States Social Security Administration and World Health Organiza

17 ectly represented in Medicare Trust Fund and Social Security Administration beneficiary projections.

18 of 3091 trial participants were linked with Social Security Administration data (60.1% of 5145 parti

19 The Social Security Administration Death Master File was use

20 Mortality was determined using the U.S. Social Security Administration Death Master File, and 36

21 Mortality data were obtained from Social Security Administration death records.

22 ta on all-cause mortality were obtained from Social Security Administration death records.

23 All-cause mortality data were obtained from Social Security Administration death records.

24 inistrative databases, state death data, and Social Security Administration files.

25 rld Wide Web Internet site that searches the Social Security Administration master files of deaths to

26 Although the Social Security Administration recently raised its estim

27 Trial data were linked with Social Security Administration records to investigate wh

28 from Medicare enrollment data, derived from Social Security Administration records.

29 )-AARP Diet and Health Study subjects to the Social Security Administration's Death Master File (DMF)

30 e possible by the public availability of the Social Security Administration's Death Master File and t

31 c linkage with Florida Vital Records and the Social Security Administration's Death Master File.

32 Patient records were linked to the Social Security Administration's Death Master File.

33 900 birth cohort survival data from the U.S. Social Security Administration.

34 isease from the National Death Index and the Social Security Administration.

35 se of personal information relevant to their Social Security and Medicare benefits.

36 uence age-based entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare.

37 nification of the funds used to finance both social security and Ministry of Health services (one pub

38 oined-up approach to dealing with entrenched social, security, and health issues.

39 2% were male; 401 (83%) received some public social security benefit; 298 were paying dues and could,

40 ), with higher education (49.50%), receiving social security benefits (63.60%), and with a monthly in

41 with a 45% increase in the odds of receiving Social Security benefits (odds ratio, 1.45; 95% CI, 1.25

42 omes included annual household income and US Social Security benefits for 5 years postinjury and cata

43 5% CI, $147 to $265) mean annual increase in Social Security benefits in the 5 years after injury.

44 Gains in Social Security benefits offset less than 10% of annual

45 ociated with an increase in the value of the Social Security benefits received.

46 zil, most renal transplant recipients are on social security benefits, but only a small proportion re

47 ndary outcomes included individual earnings, Social Security benefits, unemployment benefits, and cat

48 of income, including wage earnings, taxable Social Security benefits, workers' compensation, and dis

49 inistration and the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives.

50 ecember 2009; all were matched to the public social security database to determine inclusion and bene

51 Social Security Death Benefit Index was used to determin

52 Studies of the Elderly (EPESE), NDI, and the Social Security Death Index (SSDI), the authors found th

53 Mortality data were obtained from the social security death index and analyzed as a function o

54 Mortality data were obtained from the Social Security Death Index and analyzed as a function o

55 reviewing hospital records and querying the Social Security Death Index and by follow-up telephone c

56 ortality was assessed through linkage to the Social Security Death Index and cause of death from the

57 The national Death Index, Social Security Death Index and medical records were use

58 in this open cohort of 1,969 women using the Social Security Death Index and the National Death Index

59 up and searches of government databases (the Social Security Death Index and the National Death Index

60 se mortality was ascertained by query of the Social Security Death Index and/or National Death Index,

61 Identifiers were matched with the Social Security Death Index censored for March 2005.

62 birth) resulted in agreement between NDI and Social Security Death Index dates of death 94.7% of the

63 re identified via longitudinal follow-up and Social Security Death Index search.

64 eport was published in 2003 and searched the Social Security Death Index to assess survival status th

65 The Social Security Death Index was queried for survival sta

66 The social security death index was used to determine all-ca

67 The social security death index was used to identify deaths.

68 e Mount Sinai Health System cancer registry, Social Security Death Index, and electronic health recor

69 Using death dates ascertained from the Social Security Death Index, inpatient discharge status,

70 Survival, using the Social Security Death Index, was compared with survival

71 t data, and determined death dates using the Social Security Death Index.

72 Death was confirmed with the Social Security Death Index.

73 Vital status was obtained from the Social Security Death Index.

74 d CK-MB determination was assessed using the Social Security Death Index.

75 contact, electronic health records, and the Social Security Death Index.

76 red from Utah state death records and the US Social Security Death Index.

77 registry follow-up was corroborated with the Social Security Death Index.

78 me was all-cause mortality, derived from the Social Security Death Index.

79 All mortalities were checked against the Social Security Death Index.

80 after discharge were investigated using the Social Security Death Index.

81 and the SMR based on mortality data from the Social Security Death Index.

82 were abstracted from medical records and the Social Security Death Index.

83 ined by a review of hospital records and the social security death index.

84 28 d to determine mortality by review of the social security death index.

85 Survival was determined using the Social Security Death Index.

86 cause mortality was determined by use of the Social Security Death Index.

87 were identified from medical records and the Social Security Death Index.

88 spital records and confirmed using an online Social Security death index.

89 Survival data were obtained from the Social Security Death Index.

90 survival was determined through the National Social Security Death Index.

91 was determined from hospital records and the Social Security Death Index.

92 s of the patients was determined through the Social Security Death Index.

93 review of medical records and search of the Social Security Death Index.

94 Deaths were verified by the Social Security Death Index.

95 espectively) to the US Renal Data System and Social Security Death Index; 397 patients had ESRD and 4

96 for all patients using a combination of the Social Security Death Master File and Saint Luke's Healt

97 points were determined through the national Social Security Death Master File and transplant records

98 participants to the National Death Index and Social Security Death Master File for vital status to 20

99 e linked to the National Death Index and the Social Security Death Master File to identify deaths and

100 r Data Registry ICD registry linked with the Social Security Death Master File, we assessed the rate

101 with linkage to the National Death Index and Social Security Death Master File.

102 Vital status was determined using the Social Security Death Master File.

103 f 7.6 years; deaths were determined from the Social Security Death Master File.

104 th was detected using system records and the social security death master file.

105 e economic security and reduce dependence on Social Security disability benefits.

106 Women who qualified for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Medicare

107 are the largest and fastest-growing group of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) beneficiarie

108 male enrollees aged 20 to 49 years receiving Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Sec

109 y benefits (Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance), earnings, and dis

110 and in which marriage promotes economic and social security, early marriage may be better understood

111 nd the marginalised communities; federal non-social security expenditure in real per-head terms incre

112 t options, better institutional support, and social security for older farmers are crucial for climat

113 arate public sector blocks: a well resourced social security for salaried workers and their families

114 This study includes women with social security from the majority of public health insti

115 of total health spending channelled through social security funds and other government agencies.

116 of total health spending channelled through social security funds and other government agencies.

117 e share of total health expenditure spent by social security funds, other government agencies, privat

118 omorbidity score, admission acuity, and mean social security income.

119 cause mortality was ascertained by using the Social Security Index and National Death Index through 2

120 he Institutional Review Board of the Mexican Social Security Institute (12CEI 09 006 14), and the Nat

121 Current Social Security mechanisms may not offset the decreased

122 epec Park, Mexico City; and the Institute of Social Security, Mexico City, span almost 25 years, from

123 eterans Health Administration, Medicare, and Social Security National Death Index records.

124 git national identification number (personal Social Security number (PSSN)) and to assess response co

125 birth can be exploited to predict his or her Social Security number (SSN).

126 In addition, the 1984 cohort was tracked by social security number for evidence of rehospitalization

127 and alive as of January 1, 1999, a match on Social Security number plus additional personal informat

128 The authors used Social Security number to combine the Iowa Women's Healt

129 of birth, and the first seven digits of the Social Security number to compensate for the absence of

130 tion, or provided the last 4 digits of their Social Security number).

131 y and the last four digits of each soldier's social security number, and invited to complete an anony

132 records to Medicare claims data according to Social Security number, sex, and date of birth.

133 Patients were identified by their social security number.

134 date of birth, and state of issuance of the Social Security number.

135 was deduced from the year of issuance of the Social Security number.

136 e and birthdate, and 94% provided a complete social security number.

137 n-VA sites in the United States to use their Social Security numbers to track their survival after th

138 Persons whose Social Security numbers were issued after the immigratio

139 racial/ethnic differences in the quality of Social Security numbers, birth dates, soundex-adjusted n

140 etric or pediatric medical records, parents' Social Security numbers, or parents' birth dates.

141 a were linked with Medicare claims by use of Social Security numbers.

142 older cohorts that have identifiers such as Social Security numbers.

143 re names, birth dates, and, where available, social-security numbers of 98,336 people with AIDS and 1

144 its among 40 million Iranians covered by the Social Security Organization (SSO).

145 p=0.009), work status (OR 3.9, p=0.027) and social security payments (OR 6.3, p=0.003).

146 Of these, 78 subjects made social security payments after transplantation, resultin

147 e extracted from the Austrian Association of Social Security Providers dataset covering the years 200

148 queried for patients 18-35 years old with a social security record who underwent chest or abdominope

149 was ascertained by telephone and by querying Social Security records 3.5+/-0.4 years and 5.2+/-0.4 ye

150 No social security records were found for 28 subjects.

151 to 1 year after discharge was obtained from Social Security records.

152 rcial mailing lists and driver's license and Social Security records.

153 lth insurance schemes, especially women with social security schemes, as they may be the most appropr

154 ned by reviewing data retrospectively from a social security sector hospital.

155 n Uruguay, inequality between government and social security services explained a substantial proport

156 were also substantial within government and social security subsectors.

157 The median annual cost reimbursed by social security system for a patient with PAR, and no AA

158 Combination therapy is available through the social security system in the countries of Guatemala, Pa

159 Estimated access to the social security system ranges from 0% in Belize and 10%

160 of resumption of contributions to the public social security system, a surrogate marker of work rehab

161 y universal health care coverage through the social security system.

162 Nationally sponsored social security systems in each country consistently off

163 tals, including multiple from the public and social security systems.

164 scussion of the transition from labour-based social security to social protection of health, which im