Introduction: Symptoms of depression and anxiety are a common consequence of
occupational injury regardless of its cause and type. Nevertheless, mental health care is …

Introduction: Injuries at work may negatively influence mental health due to lost or reduced
working hours and financial burden of treatment. Our objective was to investigate, in US …

Exposure to major trauma can have significant consequences for workers' mental health, but
common trauma may also result in poor mental health outcomes. This cross-sectional study …

Purpose To determine the prevalence and predictors of psychological distress among
injured and ill workers and their mental health service use. Methods Cross-sectional …

Background Empirical evidence describing the psychosocial consequences of occupational
injury is still limited. The effect of occupational injury on depression might pose unique …

Objective To identify associations between specific types of mental illness (occurring alone
or in combination with other mental illness) and (specific and all types) of injury. Methods …

Abstract Objective Each year, approximately 31,000 Canadian injured worker claimants are
certified to have permanent impairments associated with the initial workplace incident …

Objectives Serious mental illness is common among those who have experienced a
physical workplace injury, yet little is known about mental health service use in this …

Objectives: We examined if injured workers were more likely than noninjured workers to be
treated for depression after an occupational injury and estimated the cost paid by group …

Background Post-traumatic stress disorder has had a substantial impact on employer liability
for workplace psychological injury. The emergency services are an example of high-risk …