Research Article

Content Analysis of Work Limitation, Stanford Presenteeism, and Work Instability Questionnaires Using International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health and Item Perspective Framework

Table 1

Meaningful concepts and related IPF and ICF codes for the WLQ-26.

ItemMeaningful conceptICF codeIPF code

1Get to work on timeWork on time d 2301, managing daily routine
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
2Stick to a routine or schedule without having to rearrange your work tasksStick every day to a particular schedule at work d 230, carrying out daily routine
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
3Work without taking frequent rests or breaks to avoid discomfortDiscomfort bothering work b 289, pain specified and unspecified
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_B
4Work the required number of hoursWork throughout the specified hours of work d 2302, completing the daily routine
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
5Handle very demanding or stressful work situationsHandling stress and job demands at work d 2401, handling stress
d 840–859, work and employment
E_S
E_P
6Do your work without becoming tense or frustratedFrustration or tension b 1521, regulation of emotion
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_P
7Do your work carefullyWork carefully b 1400, sustaining attention
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
8Satisfy those people who judge your workSatisfying people whom you work under by your work e 430, individual attitudes of people in position of authority
d 7101, appreciation in relationships
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
9Feel a sense of accomplishmentNot clear whether satisfaction or completion at work ND
d 840–859, work and employment
E_S
10Finish work on timeComplete work within the specified time period effectivelyd 2301, managing daily routine
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
11Handle the workloadCarrying out daily routine and handling responsibilitiesd 230, carrying out daily routine
d 2400, handling responsibilities
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
12Lift, carry, or move objects at work weighing 10 pounds or lessLifting and carrying objects using hands at work d 430, lifting and carrying objects
d 445, hand and arm use
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_I
13Lift, carry, or move objects at work weighing 10 pounds or moreLifting and carrying objects using hands at work d 430, lifting and carrying objects
d 445, hand and arm use
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_I
14Walk more than one block or climb up or down one flight of stairs while workingWalking and climbing stairs during workd 450, walking
d 4551, climbing
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_I
15Sit, stand, or stay in one position for longer than 15 minutes while workingAbility to maintain body position at workd 4153, maintaining a sitting position
d 4154, maintaining a standing position
d 415, maintaining a position
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_B
16Bend, twist, or reach while workingBending, twisting, and reaching objects during workd 4105, bending
d 410, changing body position
d 4452, reaching
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_B
17Use hand operated tools or equipment (e.g., pen, drill, sander, keyboard, or computer mouse)Use tools related to work with hands d 4453, turning or twisting the arms
e 1350, general products and technology for employment
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_I
18Use your upper body to operate tools or equipment (upper body means arms, head, neck, shoulders, or upper back)Use tools related to work with the upper bodyd 4453, turning or twisting the arms
e 1350, general products and technology for employment
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_I
19Use your lower body to operate tools or equipment (lower body means legs, knees, feet, or lower back)Moving objects with lower extremitiesd 435, moving objects with lower extremities
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_I
20Keep your mind on your workConcentrating on work b 140, sustaining attention
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_P
21Keep track of more than one task or project at the same timeHandling multiple task demands in work d 2200, carrying out multiple tasks
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_P
22Concentrate on your workConcentrating on workb 140, sustaining attention
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_P
23Remember things having to do with your workRemembering things at work b 144, memory functions
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
R_P
24Talk with people in person, in meetings, or on the phoneTalking with a person or on the phone or using an operating device for workd 350–d 369, conversation and use of communicative devices and techniques
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S
25Control irritability or anger toward people when workingMaintaining a healthy relationship with colleagues b 1263, psychic stability
d 840–859, work and employment
E_S
26Help other people get work doneHelping others to do their work to get things done d 6608, assisting others, others specified
d 840–859, work and employment
R_S

d 840–859, work and employment used for all the items, b: body function, s: body structures, d: activity and participation, e: environmental factors.
R_S: rational appraisal social domain, R_B: rational appraisal biological domain, R_P: rational appraisal psychological domain, R_I: rational appraisal inorganic domain, E_S: emotional appraisal social domain, and E_P: emotional appraisal psychological domain.