Tag
mental_health
6 findings
Policy & public sectorCoordinated Needs-Assessment One-Stop Model for Welfare RecipientsThe one-stop shop model significantly increased the take-up of municipal social support programs and enhanced participants' mental health, but produced no statistically significant impacts on employment status, days worked, job search ability, or take-up of employment and training programs.RCTHealthCommunity-Based Pharmacotherapy for DepressionPsychiatric Care reduced depression symptoms by 0.14 standard deviations during treatment, but decreased participants' work time by 5.4 hours per week (a 10 percent reduction) during the intervention without increasing earnings.RCTFirms & operationsPsychosocial Health-Productivity LinkageLongitudinal tracking of individual production line output alongside standardized psychological evaluations to determine the direct economic returns of mitigating loneliness.RCTLabour & employmentPsychosocial Value of EmploymentParticipants randomly assigned to receive paid work experienced significantly stronger psychological and mental health benefits compared to participants receiving the exact same cash amount without work.RCTLabour & employmentIntegrated Psychosocial Therapy and Certified Vocational TrainingThe program significantly enhanced personal autonomy, reduced participants' risk of experiencing mental health problems, increased frustration tolerance and problem identification skills, and expanded job search strategies and perceived employment probability, despite showing low completion rates (25%) and no immediate short-term employment gains.RCTHealthLay-Delivered WHO PM+ Intervention in ManufacturingProgram evaluation is actively ongoing; baseline data shows loneliness among young migrant factory workers is as severe as levels in older adults aged 32 to 47 and chronically ill individuals.RCT