… Strategies that negatively influence one’s performance include substance abuse and self-…
forcing oneself to continue to work when feeling unwell, and a compensation strategy in which …

… ); major source of income (employed; public assistance; friends/… ; VA or military healthcare);
history of psychiatric treatment (… Participants in the RAPID program were compensated with a …

… in higher earning capacities (probably mid-career based on … to work and justice, 3 wanted
to return to work and damages, … of workplace suicide, such as the case of the VA psychologist …

… detailed knowledge of mental health and substance use screening and intervention
procedures. The individual completing the survey was given $50 in compensation. Centers that …

… ), mental health and substance use disorder treatment centers, and … getting a job to help pay
my bills, controlling my use of drugs, … -based treatments, working with veterans and service …

… changes, and little reimbursement for interventions with less … treated with medication that
would increase their profit margin… ask how we can help them work through the pain that is at …

… We recruited a large national sample of middle- and low-income … consent and were
compensated for their participation … factors, we found that veterans were more than twice as likely …

… of working-age men reported earnings, with median annual … , allowing federal Medicaid funds
to pay for preventive and other … of the US Department of Veterans Affairs, the United States …

… global mental, neurological, and substance use disorder burden [… , and improving the level
of remuneration for mental health … among psychiatrists to date were conducted in high-income …

… income reductions (through furloughs) or uncertainty about the future of employment and …
Long-term prospects for telehealth in psychiatry, however, will depend on reimbursement …