Psychosocial work environment and antidepressant medication: a prospective cohort study
作者： Jens Peter E Bonde , Torsten Munch-Hansen , Joanna Wieclaw , Niels Westergaard-Nielsen , Esben Agerbo
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摘要: Background Adverse psychosocial work environments may lead to impaired mental health, but it is still a matter of conjecture if demonstrated associations are causal or biased. We aimed at verifying whether poor working climate related increase redeemed subscription antidepressant medication.
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