Background Psychological distress is growing in prevalence in Australia. Comorbid
psychological distress and/or depressive symptoms are often associated with poorer health …

Objectives: To assess the prevalence and correlates of psychological distress in a sample of
remote mining and construction workers in Australia. Design, setting: A cross‐sectional …

Background Depressive and anxiety disorders are common among working adults and
costly to employers and individuals. Mental health screening is often an important initial …

Background The health condition of workers is known to impact on productivity outcomes.
The relationship between health and productivity is of increasing interest amid the need to …

Migrant workers may be more likely to be exposed to workplace psychosocial stressors
(WPS) which have an affect on physical and mental health. Given the relative lack of …

Purpose To examine Australian psychological distress trends from 2001 to 2017/18,
including analysis by age, sex, location, and household income. Methods Secondary …

Background This study uses a multidimensional theoretical model to evaluate the role of
regulated occupations and working conditions in explaining psychological distress. Methods …

Objective: To investigate the contribution of psychological symptoms to limited employability
for medical reasons in the British Armed Forces. Methods: A sample of 4500 military …

Background This study sought to identify the extent to which employee level and work
stressors were associated with mental health problems experienced by Australian …

Objectives: This article examines the link between stressful life events and illness by
considering both onset and reoccurrence of chronic illnesses. Using longitudinal data, we …