Literature DB >> 11859537

Depression's surprising toll on worker productivity.

Joseph F Marlowe1.   

Abstract

Employers need to adopt a broad set of measures to combat depression, which has a serious impact on health care costs and productivity. They should start by conducting an assessment of the various ways depression surfaces and prepare carefully designed responses, involving HR, the EAP, line managers/supervisors, health plan vendors, managed behavioral firms, disability program managers and PBMs, among others. With such an approach, ultimately employers should realize improved medical plan costs, reduced disability expenditures, lower absence rates and enhanced productivity.

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Year:  2002        PMID: 11859537

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Empl Benefits J        ISSN: 0361-4050


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