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Unemployment, depressiveness and disability retirement: a follow-up study of the Finnish HeSSup population sample
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 06/10/09

Lamberg T et al. - The authors' results suggest that high level of unemployment may mean high level of premature exit from the work-force due to disability retirement. The epidemic of depression-related disability contributes significantly to this general trend. In future, it will be important to find ways to support depression patients to hold on to their jobs and to develop services, combined with health policy and employment policy, can interrupt the vortex of deteriorating mental well-being, prolonged unemployment and marginalisation from health care.

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