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Tytuł pozycji:

Occupational disorders and return to work: a randomized controlled study.

Tytuł:
Occupational disorders and return to work: a randomized controlled study.
Autorzy:
Bonde JP
Rasmussen MS
Hjøllund H
Svendsen SW
Kolstad HA
Jensen LD
Wieclaw J
Źródło:
Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine; Jul2005, Vol. 37 Issue 4, p230-235, 6p
Czasopismo naukowe
Objective: Goal setting and motivational factors are strongly associated with maintaining a job and return to work after sick leave, but research into the effects of interventions targeting these factors is limited. We conducted a randomized controlled study to examine the vocational effect of intervention focusing on motivation, goal setting and planning for return to work.Design and methods: Of 243 patients at risk of long-term sick leave or job dropout, 184 (76%) provided complete baseline information for the study. After randomization to an intervention group (n=92) and a reference group (n=92), occupational physicians examined the participants in accordance with standard guidelines. The intervention group received additional support from a social worker in order to enhance goal setting, motivation and planning for return to work. After 1 year 163 participants (89%) provided data on general health and employment status. The risk of not being gainfully employed was analysed by logistic regression analysis with adjustment for several covariates.Results: The intervention did not increase the likelihood of gainful employment after 1 year or reduce the average number of days of sick leave.Conclusion: A low-cost counselling program addressing motivation, goal setting and planning for return to work did not improve vocational outcomes or reduce sick leave among patients with work-related disorders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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