| IWH study finds 7 in 10 injured workers still experience pain more than a year after injury |
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| New initiative ‘skills up’ employers to hire, promote, support workers with disabilities |
No. 109, Summer
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| How government funding can best support the employment of persons with disabilities |
No. 108, Spring
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| Poor interactions with case managers linked with risk of mental illness later on |
No. 107, Winter
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| Study probes factors behind poorer health, lower employment in injured workers’ post-claim experience |
No. 106, Fall
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| COVID worries highest among workers with both physical, mental health disabilities |
No. 105, Summer
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| IWH hosts new program to mentor Ontario’s frontline doctors in occupational medicine |
No. 105, Summer
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| Education, type of work lessen pandemic job loss in youths with rheumatic diseases |
No. 104, Spring
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| Impact of COVID, and signs of progress, in the spotlight at disabilities and work conference |
No. 103, Winter
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| People’s reasons for disclosing episodic disabilities linked to support they receive |
No. 103, Winter
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| Cochrane back group earns high praise for its rigorous systematic reviews |
No. 102, Fall
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| Depressive symptoms in people with arthritis linked to lower employment rates |
No. 102, Fall
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| Workplaces face many complex challenges when managing episodic disabilities: study |
No. 101, Summer
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| Poorer post-injury experiences lead to worse RTW outcomes for psychological claimants |
No. 99, Winter
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| Strategy launched for greater workforce inclusion of people with disabilities |
No. 99, Winter
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| What research can do: IWH researchers help MPs examine episodic disabilities and work issues |
No. 98, Fall
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| Claimants’ perceptions of fair treatment linked to lower odds of poor mental health |
No. 98, Fall
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| Program raised workplace mental health awareness, but not likelihood of policy |
No. 98, Fall
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| Addressing communication issues faced by supervisors, case managers key to well-run RTW process |
No. 98, Fall
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| Understanding employment patterns among older workers in four countries |
No. 98, Fall
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| Despite pain and fatigue, older workers with chronic conditions want to work to age 65 |
No. 97, Summer
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| Boomers with and without chronic conditions have similar needs for workplace supports |
No. 95, Winter
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| Supported job placements help young adults with disabilities find work: review |
No. 95, Winter
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| Seeking broad input on a pan-Canadian strategy to improve work choices for people with disabilities |
No. 95, Winter
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| What research can do: Drawing on IWH’s Seven ‘Principles’ in return-to-work policies, practices |
No. 94, Fall
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