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State Unemployment Rates and Vocational Rehabilitation Outcomes

Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 2013
General labor market condition is an important contextual factor influencing employment opportunities and outcomes for people with disabilities and is particularly significant given the recent economic recession. Yet, longstanding data analytic strategies have focused only on individual predictors rather than the dynamic interaction among individual ...
Jacob Yuichung Chan, Chia-Chiang Wang, Nicole Ditchman, Jeong Han Kim, Joseph Pete, Fong Chan, Bradley Dries   +6 more
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Unemployment, disability and rehabilitation centres and their effects on mental health*

Journal of Occupational Psychology, 1983
This paper describes an investigation into the impact of unemployment, disability and also rehabilitation centres on mental health. A measure of mental health was administered to clients entering an Employment Rehabilitation Centre, and again on completion of their course.
NIGEL J. KEMP, ANNIE MERCER
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Long Term Unemployment and Rehabilitation Counselling: Problems Faced and Competencies Required

The Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling, 1995
The impact of long-term unemployment is not confined to the vocational sphere but also includes a psychosocial component. Many who are out of work for long periods of time not only report deskilling but also lack of support, poor self esteem and low self confidence. This paper examines some of these issues by reference to both the Australian government'
Lynda R. Matthews, Trevor Hawkins
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Unemployment and health 2: the implications of unemployment for therapy and rehabilitation

British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 1996
Unemployment is experienced differently by different age, gender and geographically located groups, and disabled and chronically sick people are particularly vulnerable to unemployment, under-employment and downward mobility in employment. The rationale and selection procedures of rehabilitation need to be reviewed at times of high unemployment and ...
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Unemployment and health 1: the impact of unemployment on clients in therapy and rehabilitation

British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 1996
Unemployment among client groups is common, because ill health may result from being out of work, and because the chronically sick and disabled are selected out of the labour market. Future employment and health prospects for some clients are particularly poor at times of recession.
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SELF‐PERCEIVED JOB INSECURITY AND THE DEMAND FOR MEDICAL REHABILITATION: DOES FEAR OF UNEMPLOYMENT REDUCE HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION?

Health Economics, 2013
ABSTRACTAn inverse relationship between job insecurity and sickness absence has been established in the literature, which is explained by employees avoiding to send signals of both poor health and uncooperative behavior towards the employer. In this paper, we focus on whether the same mechanism applies to the demand for medical rehabilitation measures.
Arndt R, Reichert, Boris, Augurzky, Harald, Tauchmann   +2 more
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Influence of Anxiety and Depression, Self-Rated Return-to-Work Problems, and Unemployment on the Outcome of Outpatient Rehabilitation After Shoulder Arthroscopy

American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2019
Objective The aim of this study was to research the influence of psychosocial confounders on outpatient rehabilitation after arthroscopic shoulder surgery. Design This retrospective study included patients who underwent such rehabilitation in a single center between January 2014 and
Patrick, Strube, Tom, Schöpe, Alexander, Hölzl, Steffen, Brodt, Georg, Matziolis, Timo K, Zippelius   +5 more
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