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Modifiable Psychological Variables as Predictors of Return to Work: Temporal Patterns in a Longitudinal Observational Study
Background: Common mental disorders (CMDs), including depression, anxiety, and adjustment disorders, are leading causes of long-term sickness absence (SA) and work disability in high-income countries. Despite the significant burden, evidence-based interventions to support return to work (RTW) remain
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