… employment. All veterans enrolled in the SE program have a severe mental illness (… -occurring
general medical problems had lower odds of having any earnings compared to …

… , and pay grade; excluding duplicate responders; asking “insider knowledge” questions
such as … income insecurity were more likely to endorse increases in alcohol consumption or …

… more than high school), and past-year household income. The survey also assessed … , or
adjunctive services (eg, compensated work therapy that allows a veteran to keep their housing …

… work performance, increased job dissatisfaction, and decreased earnings for both men and
women Veterans (… , personality disorder, alcohol use disorder, drug use disorder, and anxiety …

… derived using paid work compensation rates. Components … higher for alcohol use and drug
use disorders, respectively. … Veterans with disabling PTSD back to steady employment with …

… in a field outside one’s area of formal education, skill underutilization, being involuntarily
engaged in part-time, temporary, or intermittent employment, or earning wages that are 20% …

… the majority of their pretreatment income was from employment, public assistance, or …
For veterans with low severity, legal problems and illegal income were quite low at baseline…

… In addition to these populations, veterans have benefited … be spent on substance use than
regular stable income; money … The effect of opioid use on workers' compensation claim cost in …

… A pay-for-performance initiative to reduce pediatric psychiatric inpatient length of stay.  … or
outcomes for mental health and/or substance use disorders (MH/SUDs) in the United States? …

… In TWE, the VA Compensated Work Therapy (CWT) … the veterans, while CWT pays the
veterans’ wages. TWE … /OIF) veterans diagnosed with PTSD, depression, substance use disorder, …