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The direct and indirect costs of employee depression, anxiety, and emotional disorders : an employer case study.

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Journal of occupational and environmental medicine [JOEM]
: 2009, 51, n. 5 - May

Year:

2009

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Journal Article

Subject:

Depression ; Mental illness ; Productivity

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