Journal Article

Cancer Screening after the Adoption of Paid-Sick-Leave Mandates

Phillips, Serena, Sosa, Julie A., Callison, Kevin, Pesko, Michael F.

2023

Overview

In this analysis of 2012–2019 administrative claims for private-sector employees, mandates that require employers to provide paid sick leave for preventive care were associated with increased cancer-screening rates.

• Publisher: Massachusetts Medical Society
• Subject: Age / Bias / Breast Cancer / Breast Neoplasms - diagnosis / Breast Neoplasms - economics / Cancer / Cancer screening / Clinical Medicine / Clinical Medicine General / Colorectal cancer / Colorectal carcinoma / Colorectal Neoplasms - diagnosis / Colorectal Neoplasms - economics / Early Detection of Cancer - economics / Early Detection of Cancer - statistics & numerical data / Educational attainment / Gastroenterology / Gastrointestinal Tract Cancer / Health Law / Health Policy / Health Services Accessibility - economics / Health Services Accessibility - legislation & jurisprudence / Health Services Accessibility - statistics & numerical data / Hematology / Humans / Insurance Coverage / Mammography / Mammography - statistics & numerical data / Mandatory Programs - economics / Mandatory Programs - legislation & jurisprudence / Mandatory Programs - statistics & numerical data / Medicaid / Medical screening / Minority & ethnic groups / Oncology / Oncology General / Outpatient-Based Clinical Medicine / Paid leave / Preventive medicine / Radiology / Radiology General / Research design / Salaries and Fringe Benefits - economics / Salaries and Fringe Benefits - legislation & jurisprudence / Salaries and Fringe Benefits - statistics & numerical data / Sick leave / Sick Leave - economics / Sick Leave - legislation & jurisprudence / Sick Leave - statistics & numerical data / Uninsured people / United States - epidemiology / Urban Population - statistics & numerical data