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Résumé: L'absentéisme d'origine anxieuse, longtemps appelé phobie scolaire, n'est pas un diagnostic mais un symptôme, révélateur d'un tableau psychopathologique dans lequel il s'inscrit. Il n'apparaît pas dans les classifications internationales : Classification internationale des maladies (CIM-10), Classification internationale des soins primaires, (CISP2), ni dans le Manuel diagnostique et statistique des troubles mentaux (DSM-5). La prévalence, difficile à affirmer en l'absence de critère fiable, se situerait entre 2,1 et 4,8 %. Le médecin de soins primaires est un acteur clé du repérage. Il évitera certains écueils clairement identifiés (présentation somatique, justification erronée d'un absentéisme) en s'appuyant sur le multipartenariat pour optimiser la prise en charge et prévenir la chronicisation de l'absentéisme qui est un facteur de gravité du tableau clinique. Anxiety-related absenteeism, which used to be referred to as school phobia, is not a diagnosis but rather a symptom, revealing a more complex psychopathological pattern in which it is set. It does not appear in any international classifications: International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICD-10), International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC2), and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). The prevalence, which is hard to assess without reliable features, should be between 2,1 and 4,8%. The general practitioner should avoid clearly identified misinterpretation (somatization, erroneous justification of absenteeism) to detect school refusal which then requires multidisciplinary approach to optimize care. Returning to school is essential to prevent worsening of underlying anxiety disorders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Résumé: Les auteurs examinent l'effet d'un programme visant à favoriser l'inclusion des personnes handicapées dans l'emploi sur l'absentéisme pour maladie et accident parmi les bénéficiaires. Après une évaluation qualitative des spécificités du programme, ils procèdent à une quasi‐expérience, en utilisant deux groupes témoins (non équivalent et sans traitement) et des séries chronologiques interrompues (2005–2012). L'analyse repose sur un modèle binomial négatif hiérarchique non imbriqué, avec une variable dépendante retardée. La comparaison entre les trois groupes (personnes handicapées, bénéficiaires ou non, et personnes valides) montre que les absences pour maladie sont sensiblement réduites chez les bénéficiaires. Pour les accidents, le recul est plus faiblement attesté. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Résumé Partant des données collectées dans six pays de l'Union européenne (Autriche, Espagne, Grèce, Irlande, Italie et Portugal) entre 1995 et 2001, les auteurs étudient l'infuence du handicap sur l'absentéisme des travailleurs. Ils observent que les travailleurs handicapés sont plus souvent absents que les travailleurs valides, constat établi après contrôle des effets de l'état de santé des personnes interrogées, de la fréquence de leurs visites chez le médecin et du nombre de nuits d'hospitalisation. L'absentéisme s'accroît aussi avec la gravité du handicap. L'effet total du handicap représente une augmentation marginale de 6 à 26 jours d'absence par an, selon le pays. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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