Depression in the workplace: negative effects, perspective on drug costs and benefit solutions.
PubMedPublished 1 January 2001
Mark Riotto
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The costs of depression, both direct and indirect, are described, and effective employer strategies for dealing with depression in the workplace are discussed.
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Depression is a relatively common disease that has more impact on employers' health care costs and workplace productivity than many chronic medical conditions. This article describes the costs of depression, both direct and indirect, and discusses effective employer strategies for dealing with depression in the workplace.
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