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April 3, 2026PLoS ONE0 citationsOpen Access

Modelling the risk of professional disengagement from a cohort study of 181,676 workers in the south of France

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GBGauthier BellagambaVHVincent HoutinALAnne Landi

Key Points

  • The study aims to identify medical and professional factors contributing to the risk of professional disengagement.
  • Conducted a cohort study involving 181,676 workers in the south of France
  • Documented various medical and professional factors influencing engagement
  • Analyzed data to model the risk of disengagement based on these factors
  • Identified specific medical factors that increase the risk of disengagement
  • Highlighted professional factors that should be monitored early
  • Developed predictive models for assessing disengagement risk

Abstract

This study highlights the medical and professional factors which should be early documented to prevent professional disengagement.

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Bellagamba et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5ecb5a333a821460d760https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0346149
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