Objective To investigate how work participation outcomes in randomized controlled trials are
measured internationally and across disciplines. Study Design and Setting We identified …

Purpose Heterogeneity in work participation (WP) outcomes measurements hampers large
scale evidence synthesis in systematic reviews of trials. In this survey we explore authors' …

The aim of this systematic review was to provide an overview of the available effective
interventions that enhance work participation of people with a chronic disease, irrespective …

Introduction Socioeconomic health differences have often been described, but remain
insufficiently understood. Recent evidence suggests that workers who are high (compared …

Background: The prevention of work disability is beneficial to employees and employers,
and mitigates unnecessary societal costs associated with social welfare. Many service …

BACKGROUND: A challenge facing stakeholders is the identification and translation of
relevant high quality research to inform policy and practice. This study engaged academic …

This review aims to assess the efficacy of controlled interventions aimed at improving the
work engagement. We conducted a systematic search of online databases (eg PsychInfo …

Numerous claims have been made about the benefits of activity-based working (ABW) on
workers' health and work performance. Yet, it is unclear if these claims are proven. This …

BACKGROUND: A challenge facing stakeholders is the identification and translation of
relevant high quality research to inform policy and practice. This study engaged academic …

This chapter presents an overview of key findings related to health-related productivity costs,
as a consequence of sickness absence, and productivity loss at work. It shows that the costs …