Factores que influyen en la atribución de la pensión de sobrevivencia en una administradora de fondos de pensiones colombiana, 2006-2011
2019
Objective: To identify how sociodemographic, occupational,
accident-related and affiliation factors influence the approval
or non-approval of survivor's pension in a Colombian pension
fund administrator between 2006 and 2011. Methodology:
Cohort study based on the causal investigation forms relating
to death, mandatory pension and death certificate. Data was
statistically analyzed and the outcome regarding the approval
of the survivor's pension request was evaluated through a
multivariate logistic regression model. Results: The average
age of approved cases was 35.9 (± 9.6) and 34.3 (± 10.4); a
significant difference (value p = 0.00). Most of the deceased
were men (80.9%), but women had a higher percentage
of approval, with significant differences (p value = 0.01).
Approval of the application was higher between 25 and 39
years of age. The majority of claims involved accidents
(61.3%), with an approval of 35.1%. Applications involving
diseases were approved in 43.5%. External causes were the
main cause of death, with 56.6% of the total, divided mainly
into: violent death (47.8%), unspecified accident (30.2%) and
traffic collision (11.3%). Conclusions: This work provides
evidence of how, in Colombia, the approval of the pension
was associated with the age of the deceased member, the
characteristics of the event (which is classified as an accident
or a disease), the time of occurrence, the occurrence during
working hours and the cause of death.
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